Project Hospital projecthospital_wiki http://projecthospital.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Main_Page MediaWiki 1.35.13 first-letter Media Special Talk User User talk Project Hospital Project Hospital talk File File talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk Module Module talk Gadget Gadget talk Gadget definition Gadget definition talk 10 7 12 2009-05-02T18:34:55Z MediaWiki default 30443056 wikitext text/x-wiki <div> <!-- Beginning of header section --> {|style="width:100%;margin-top:+.7em;background-color:#4682B4;border:1px solid #ccc;-moz-border-radius:20px" |style="width:45%;color:#000"| {|style="width:100%;border:solid 0px;background:none" |- |style="width:100%px;text-align:center;white-space:nowrap;color:#000" | <div style="font-size:195%;border:none;margin: 0;padding:.1em;color:#FFFFFF">{{{welcome}}}</div> |}<!-- Blurb & useful links --> |style="width:45%;font-size:125%;color:#FFFFFF"| {{{blurb}}} |}<!-- End of blurb & useful links --> </div> a384f27c7f43d66acecf5d65137f0fd5a41a122e 10 9 18 14 2009-07-08T08:41:15Z MediaWiki default 30443056 wikitext text/x-wiki {{HeaderTemplate|welcome={{{welcome}}}|blurb={{{blurb}}}}} <br /> <!-- LEFT COLUMN --> {| width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="background:transparent;" |- | width="50%" style="vertical-align:top; padding-right:0.5em;" | <!-- Info about this site --> {{SectionTemplate|title={{{about_title}}}|content={{{about_content}}}}} | width="50%" style="vertical-align:top; padding-left:0.5em;" | <!-- Featured Article --> {{SectionTemplate|title={{{featured_title}}}|content={{{featured_content}}}}} |} <br /> <!-- RIGHT COLUMN --> {| width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="background:transparent;" |- | width="50%" style="vertical-align:top; padding-right:0.5em;" | <!-- Did you know... --> {{SectionTemplate|title={{{didyouknow_title}}}|content={{{didyouknow_content}}}}} | width="50%" style="vertical-align:top; padding-left:0.5em;" | <!-- Site news --> {{SectionTemplate|title={{{news_title}}}|content={{{news_content}}}}} |} __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ 78f8386e9d2112600b0c1d1b84022fead288afdb 56 18 2018-11-12T22:14:32Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki {{HeaderTemplate|welcome={{{welcome}}}|blurb={{{blurb}}}}} <br /> <!-- LEFT COLUMN --> {| width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="background:transparent;" |- | width="50%" style="vertical-align:top; padding-right:0.5em;" | <!-- Info about this site --> {{SectionTemplate|title={{{about_title}}}|content={{{about_content}}}}} | width="50%" style="vertical-align:top; padding-left:0.5em;" | <!-- Get involved --> {{SectionTemplate|title={{{edit_title}}}|content={{{edit_content}}}}} |} <br /> <!-- RIGHT COLUMN --> {| width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="background:transparent;" |- |} __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ 5715c112df5997f27712bd6f5624ba1354d8e177 0 1 19 8 2009-07-08T08:42:32Z MediaWiki default 30443056 wikitext text/x-wiki {{MainTemplate | welcome = Welcome to '''{{SITENAME}}!''' | blurb = You can put a short description of your wiki here. | about_title = About this site | about_content = This is your new site! 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[[Category:Browse]] a8cfd0a0ac921fa55b5414969f163aad6d6ede6f 14 13 24 2009-12-30T17:56:16Z MediaWiki default 30443056 wikitext text/x-wiki This is a starting point which can be used to access any article on this wiki. [[Category:Browse]] 317d0a35193ca0fd12391f7d765809291a2c756e 2 23 35 34 2010-12-30T05:43:26Z MediaWiki default 30443056 wikitext text/x-wiki This account is used by [[s:ShoutWiki Staff|ShoutWiki Staff]] when performing maintenance tasks. This account is not a bot and cannot be blocked. If there is a problem with an edit from this account, please inform a member of the [[s:Customer Support Team|Customer Support Team]] using [[Special:Contact]]. Thanks, ShoutWiki Staff 4bac90676744e50249bf2391b4f33736fa8b0efc 3 27 41 40 2012-09-08T10:46:56Z MediaWiki default 30443056 wikitext text/x-wiki {| align="center" style="background: #ccf; border: 3px solid #8888AA; width: 100%; -moz-border-radius: 80px;" |- | Hi. Welcome to my talk page. Feel free to [http://{{SERVERNAME}}/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Cook879&action=edit&section=new post a message] below. |} e7fa7b50cc89ce2aa64672457d39d2e53a3af758 3 29 43 2013-03-28T18:59:56Z MediaWiki default 30443056 wikitext text/x-wiki {{s::User talk:Lcawte/header}} 3559a9a3d5b050de27eb5d8307d77d116689c1d1 3 31 46 45 2013-08-21T21:30:04Z MediaWiki default 30443056 wikitext text/x-wiki {{s::User:Solar Dragon/Talkheader}} ce291e93fb8d269830d46539397abfd041cbaa75 0 33 50 2018-11-12T21:43:31Z Synapse 30495296 here's an (incomplete) list of pages we need wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! *'''[[Project Hospital]]''' *[[Department]] **[[Emergency]] **[[Radiology]] **[[Intensive Care Unit]] **[[General Surgery Department]] **[[Internal Medicine Department]] **[[Orthopaedy]] **[[Cardiology]] **[[Neurology]] *[[Staff]] **[[Doctor]] **[[Nurse]] **[[Technologist]] **[[Janitor]] **[[Skills and Specializations]] *[[Patient]] *[[Items]] (individual pages for each item preferred; info about price, usage, etc) *[[Prefab]] *[[Clinic]] *[[Hospitalization]] *[[Diagnosis]] *[[Examination]] *[[Treatment]] *[[Game mode]], [[Building mode]], [[Management mode]] *[[UI]], [[Controls]] *[[Insurance company]] *[[Ambulance]] *[[Budget]] *[[Statistics]] *[[Events]] **[[Car crash]] **[[Epidemic]] **[[Natural disaster]] **[[Collapse]] **[[Death]] *[[Tutorial]] *[[Sandbox]] *[[Campaign]] *[[Options]] **[[Notifications]] *[[Oxymoron Games]], [[Patches]] *[[Achievements]] 6e0057ca1ffce51ca808bcf5537711f88d01373d 51 50 2018-11-12T21:45:07Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! *'''[[Project Hospital]]''' *[[Department]] **[[Emergency]] **[[Radiology]] **[[Intensive Care Unit]] **[[General Surgery Department]] **[[Internal Medicine Department]] **[[Orthopaedy]] **[[Cardiology]] **[[Neurology]] *[[Staff]] **[[Doctor]] **[[Nurse]] **[[Technologist]] **[[Janitor]] **[[Skills and Specializations]] *[[Patient]] *[[Perk]], [[Trait]] *[[Items]] (individual pages for each item preferred; info about price, usage, etc) *[[Prefab]] *[[Clinic]] *[[Hospitalization]] *[[Diagnosis]] *[[Examination]] *[[Treatment]] *[[Game mode]], [[Building mode]], [[Management mode]] *[[UI]], [[Controls]] *[[Insurance company]] *[[Ambulance]] *[[Budget]] *[[Statistics]] *[[Events]] **[[Car crash]] **[[Epidemic]] **[[Natural disaster]] **[[Collapse]] **[[Death]] *[[Tutorial]] *[[Sandbox]] *[[Campaign]] *[[Options]] **[[Notifications]] *[[Oxymoron Games]], [[Patches]] *[[Achievements]] b6be12dd5c2a8c06f40ae9b056776a5bacb8ad9a 53 51 2018-11-12T22:09:20Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! Since both the wiki and the game itself are fairly new, all pages are considered to be works in progress (WIP). *'''[[Project Hospital]]''' *[[Department]] **[[Emergency]] **[[Radiology]] **[[Intensive Care Unit]] **[[General Surgery Department]] **[[Internal Medicine Department]] **[[Orthopaedy]] **[[Cardiology]] **[[Neurology]] *[[Staff]] **[[Doctor]] **[[Nurse]] **[[Technologist]] **[[Janitor]] **[[Skills and Specializations]] *[[Patient]] *[[Perk]], [[Trait]] *[[Items]] (individual pages for each item preferred; info about price, usage, etc) *[[Prefab]] *[[Clinic]] *[[Hospitalization]] *[[Diagnosis]] *[[Examination]] *[[Treatment]] *[[Game mode]], [[Building mode]], [[Management mode]] *[[UI]], [[Controls]] *[[Insurance company]] *[[Ambulance]] *[[Budget]] *[[Statistics]] *[[Events]] **[[Car crash]] **[[Epidemic]] **[[Natural disaster]] **[[Collapse]] **[[Death]] *[[Tutorial]] *[[Sandbox]] *[[Campaign]] *[[Options]] **[[Notifications]] *[[Oxymoron Games]], [[Patches]] *[[Achievements]] 0cdea70a18c79d3a76ebc6b8d855ea0d8f75a54b 54 53 2018-11-12T22:10:06Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! Since both the wiki and the game itself are fairly new, all pages are considered to be works in progress (WIP). *'''[[Project Hospital]]''' *[[Department]] **[[Emergency]] **[[Radiology]] **[[Intensive Care Unit]] **[[General Surgery Department]] **[[Internal Medicine Department]] **[[Orthopaedy]] **[[Cardiology]] **[[Neurology]] *[[Staff]] **[[Doctor]] **[[Nurse]] **[[Technologist]] **[[Janitor]] **[[Skills and Specializations]] *[[Patient]] *[[Perk]], [[Trait]] *[[Items]] (individual pages for each item preferred; info about price, usage, etc) *[[Prefab]] *[[Clinic]] *[[Hospitalization]] *[[Diagnosis]] *[[Examination]] *[[Treatment]] *[[Game mode]], [[Building mode]], [[Management mode]] *[[UI]], [[Controls]] *[[Insurance company]] *[[Ambulance]] *[[Budget]] *[[Statistics]] *[[Prestige]] *[[Events]] **[[Car crash]] **[[Epidemic]] **[[Natural disaster]] **[[Collapse]] **[[Death]] *[[Tutorial]] *[[Sandbox]] *[[Campaign]] *[[Options]] **[[Notifications]] *[[Oxymoron Games]], [[Patches]] *[[Achievements]] 702d17a3dcf90034bcf256ff5df4c4baa22cd93a 0 34 52 2018-11-12T22:06:15Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hos..." wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of eight departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Emergency]] | Initial diagnosis and treatment of walk-in patients |- | [[Radiology]] | Imaging of the internal anatomy to aid in diagnosis |- | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | Hospitalized patients with critical illness/injury receive specialized care and close monitoring |- | [[General Surgery Department]] | Use of surgical techniques to treat a wide variety of conditions |- | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Diagnosis and treatment of systemic diseases |- | [[Orthopaedy]] | Diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system |- | [[Cardiology]] | Diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the cardiovascular system |- | [[Neurology]] | Diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the nervous system |} 8831c8207df99f22673994043ba4c927e8db2cb6 2 35 55 2018-11-12T22:11:55Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "I am a phlebotomist, I live in Canada, and I'm experienced with both medicine and wikis!" wikitext text/x-wiki I am a phlebotomist, I live in Canada, and I'm experienced with both medicine and wikis! 5abd2994c1507fdb069be7bb296add52eb9dd296 0 36 58 2018-11-12T22:28:54Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "Some general guidelines on how to edit and behave on Project Hospital Wiki. == Editing == *All content should be related to ''Project Hospital'' and encyclopedic/informative..." wikitext text/x-wiki Some general guidelines on how to edit and behave on Project Hospital Wiki. == Editing == *All content should be related to ''Project Hospital'' and encyclopedic/informative in nature. Users may write fandom (hospitals, staff, patient stories etc) only in their own user page, not within the wiki's mainspace. *Spam, vandalism, and pages not related to the game will be deleted. == Behaviour == *Follow the two golden rules of all wikis: assume good faith, and decide through consensus. *All editors are considered equal regardless of play experience, user rights status, etc. *Harassment or abuse of any kind is not allowed. Many of us are healthcare professionals in real life and are expected to act professional in our jobs. Therefore, editors should also act professional on the wiki. Personal attacks will not be tolerated; you may criticize an edit, action, or decision, but you must never attack an editor. bdad2a9ebdb97e5400f6817dfa26c0d9ee4fd917 59 58 2018-11-12T22:31:18Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki Some general guidelines on how to edit and behave on Project Hospital Wiki. == Editing == *All content should be related to ''Project Hospital'' and encyclopedic/informative in nature. Users may write fandom (hospitals, staff, patient stories etc) only in their own user page, not within the wiki's mainspace. *Spam, vandalism, and pages not related to the game will be deleted. *Project Hospital Wiki is merely a player-run fansite. We operate under the Creative Commons licence, but all copyrights belong to Oxymoron Games. == Behaviour == *Follow the two golden rules of all wikis: assume good faith, and decide through consensus. *All editors are considered equal regardless of play experience, user rights status, etc. *Harassment or abuse of any kind is not allowed. Many of us are healthcare professionals in real life and are expected to act professional in our jobs. Therefore, editors should also act professional on the wiki. Personal attacks will not be tolerated; you may criticize an edit, action, or decision, but you must never attack an editor. 3b755eca654b9056dfc820a191fc21709e5e0d1d 6 37 61 2018-11-12T23:53:38Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 63 61 2018-11-13T00:01:12Z Synapse 30495296 Synapse uploaded a new version of [[File:Wiki.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 64 63 2018-11-13T00:01:53Z Synapse 30495296 Synapse uploaded a new version of [[File:Wiki.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 65 64 2018-11-13T00:02:31Z Synapse 30495296 Protected "[[File:Wiki.png]]": logo ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Upload=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 2 38 62 2018-11-12T23:57:48Z IWalross 30527659 Created page with "Canada based medical translator & medical enthusiast." wikitext text/x-wiki Canada based medical translator & medical enthusiast. 0bd947940f7444e93f1024ecd3163e34fd4a3a94 8 39 67 2018-11-13T00:10:07Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "From Project Hospital Wiki - made for players by players." wikitext text/x-wiki From Project Hospital Wiki - made for players by players. 54449b79c8ac2f6101104507b34cd0124cd1fe74 8 40 68 2018-11-13T00:11:20Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "/* Display text below main article header, located at MediaWiki:Tagline */ #siteSub { display: inline; font-size: 0.9em; font-weight: normal; font-style: italic; }" css text/css /* Display text below main article header, located at MediaWiki:Tagline */ #siteSub { display: inline; font-size: 0.9em; font-weight: normal; font-style: italic; } 5d4a3afa815a0cfa20bdf59a351249354586cdee 10 41 69 2018-11-13T00:20:03Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "<center> {| class="wikitable" ! colspan="6" | This article is a stub!<br>Help Project Hospital Wiki by adding more useful content. |}" wikitext text/x-wiki <center> {| class="wikitable" ! colspan="6" | This article is a stub!<br>Help Project Hospital Wiki by adding more useful content. |} 48d907d04a31faee9e6d60a2dea70a7a4788483d 70 69 2018-11-13T00:37:24Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki <center> {| class="wikitable" ! colspan="6" | This article is a stub!<br>Help Project Hospital Wiki by adding more useful content. |} </center> 6b9c7d8a8aeb69eee175a0479e968efad51e1a4d 0 42 71 2018-11-13T00:37:46Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "{{stub}}'''Staff''' are the employees working within a facility. There are four categories of staff members. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Type ! scope="col" | Descri..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{stub}}'''Staff''' are the employees working within a facility. There are four categories of staff members. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Type ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Doctor]] | Interacts with patients to order and perform [[examination]]s, form [[diagnosis|diagnoses]], and prescribe [[treatment]]s |- | [[Nurse]] | Involved in all aspects of patient care, such as assisting with procedures and transporting patients throughout the hospital |- | [[Technologist]] | Records images of the body and analyzes samples of body fluids to aid doctors in forming a diagnosis |- | [[Janitor]] | Keeps the facility clean |} == Skills and specializations == :Main article: [[Skills and Specializations]] 0a9186a49a1d804028b6d57534993723aa58cdfa 0 43 72 2018-11-13T00:47:10Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Depar..." wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == General Surgery == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Internal Medicine == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Orthopaedy == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Cardiology == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Neurology == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> 90d3f13c7bc1b948982a94de0c27c1872d293247 77 72 2018-11-13T01:04:18Z IWalross 30527659 /* Cardiology */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == General Surgery == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Internal Medicine == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Orthopaedy == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Cardiology == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | |- | [[Hypertensive heart disease with heart failure]] | |- | [[Ischaemic heart disease with heart failure]] | |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | |- | [[Acute myocardial infarction]] | |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | |- | [[Endocarditis]] | |- | [[Pericarditis]] | |- | [[Endocarditis]] | |- | [[Pericarditis]] | |- | [[Myocarditis]] | |- | [[Stroke]] | |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | |- | [[Blunt cardiac injury]] | |- | [[Flail chest]] | |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | |- | [[Traumatic aortic rupture]] | |} == Neurology == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> fc6220b90132532c522a507254f45a7510ec378e 78 77 2018-11-13T01:10:49Z IWalross 30527659 /* Cardiology */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == General Surgery == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Internal Medicine == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Orthopaedy == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> == Cardiology == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> a672be950d6aa512912717521e580ba6671fb59d 1 44 73 2018-11-13T00:57:28Z IWalross 30527659 Created page with "The amount of information for each diagnosis is MASSIVE: you have the symptoms and probability of those symptoms (up to 14 per disease), possible examinations, different treat..." wikitext text/x-wiki The amount of information for each diagnosis is MASSIVE: you have the symptoms and probability of those symptoms (up to 14 per disease), possible examinations, different treatments, department, insurance payment, and a few others. Would it make sense to have this page list the diagnoses for each department, a short description, and link to individual pages for each diagnosis that contains all of the detailed information? c563028158be5fd0266c62de57ba00439f62c3a9 80 73 2018-11-13T01:15:05Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki The amount of information for each diagnosis is MASSIVE: you have the symptoms and probability of those symptoms (up to 14 per disease), possible examinations, different treatments, department, insurance payment, and a few others. Would it make sense to have this page list the diagnoses for each department, a short description, and link to individual pages for each diagnosis that contains all of the detailed information? :Agreed, let's make that happen. I was thinking the same with items also (price, department, etc). Thanks for taking part! [[User:Synapse|Synapse]] ([[User talk:Synapse|talk]]) 01:14, 13 November 2018 (UTC) 0aaf009ce0a74e050bc966a334a45af634953d50 0 45 74 2018-11-13T01:01:30Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "{{stub}}'''''Project Hospital''''' is a medical-themed simulation video game developed and published by [[Oxymoron Games]]. It was released on 30 October 2018 on the Steam pla..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{stub}}'''''Project Hospital''''' is a medical-themed simulation video game developed and published by [[Oxymoron Games]]. It was released on 30 October 2018 on the Steam platform. == Overview == '''Project Hospital''' is a strategic simulation game in which the player builds and manages a fully functioning hospital. The core objectives are to effectively micromanage a team of medical professionals, diagnose and treat patients, and turn a profit. 32096711157c68c2f5f0c3e7c8bc3fc6a8fa300b 75 74 2018-11-13T01:01:44Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki {{stub}}'''''Project Hospital''''' is a medical-themed simulation video game developed and published by [[Oxymoron Games]]. It was released on 30 October 2018 on the Steam platform. == Overview == ''''Project Hospital'''' is a strategic simulation game in which the player builds and manages a fully functioning hospital. The core objectives are to effectively micromanage a team of medical professionals, diagnose and treat patients, and turn a profit. f6ae17f6cca2e209f3ebfcc114f86323084d60e2 76 75 2018-11-13T01:02:07Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki {{stub}}'''''Project Hospital''''' is a medical-themed simulation video game developed and published by [[Oxymoron Games]]. It was released on 30 October 2018 on the Steam platform. == Overview == ''Project Hospital'' is a strategic simulation game in which the player builds and manages a fully functioning hospital. The core objectives are to effectively micromanage a team of medical professionals, diagnose and treat patients, and turn a profit. af23a7fc003ac925a72b1c0132cabd41e99da5ec 0 46 79 2018-11-13T01:14:04Z IWalross 30527659 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' == Description == ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usuall..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' == Description == ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptoms]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examinations]] *[[Examinations | Interview]] *[[Examinations | Oral cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Nasal cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Temperature measurement]] *[[Examinations | Chest auscultation]] *[[Examinations | Physical examination]] *[[Examinations | Thorax percussion]] *[[Examinations | CRP]] *[[Examinations | EEG]] *[[Examinations | ECHO]] *[[Examinations | DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS]] == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments |Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments |NSAIDS]] 210793a86cf6b2e35d6a2ccaea6e595a3bcad83e 84 79 2018-11-13T01:20:42Z IWalross 30527659 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = Cardiology }} == Description == ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptoms]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examinations]] *[[Examinations | Interview]] *[[Examinations | Oral cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Nasal cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Temperature measurement]] *[[Examinations | Chest auscultation]] *[[Examinations | Physical examination]] *[[Examinations | Thorax percussion]] *[[Examinations | CRP]] *[[Examinations | EEG]] *[[Examinations | ECHO]] *[[Examinations | DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS]] == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments |Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments |NSAIDS]] c444239f4bf275ecc887df1d3f351ccbb47a18ed 85 84 2018-11-13T01:20:58Z IWalross 30527659 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = Cardiology }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptoms]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examinations]] *[[Examinations | Interview]] *[[Examinations | Oral cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Nasal cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Temperature measurement]] *[[Examinations | Chest auscultation]] *[[Examinations | Physical examination]] *[[Examinations | Thorax percussion]] *[[Examinations | CRP]] *[[Examinations | EEG]] *[[Examinations | ECHO]] *[[Examinations | DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS]] == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments |Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments |NSAIDS]] 4b0dda31eb6a678f4c710bb8f918c626a06ffb5b 86 85 2018-11-13T01:21:37Z IWalross 30527659 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = Cardiology }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examinations]] *[[Examinations | Interview]] *[[Examinations | Oral cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Nasal cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Temperature measurement]] *[[Examinations | Chest auscultation]] *[[Examinations | Physical examination]] *[[Examinations | Thorax percussion]] *[[Examinations | CRP]] *[[Examinations | EEG]] *[[Examinations | ECHO]] *[[Examinations | DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS]] == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments |Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments |NSAIDS]] 07522229581e6dbf39d9da9d18f04cc7926e1456 10 47 81 2018-11-13T01:19:17Z IWalross 30527659 Created page with "<h2 style="border:none; background-color:#4682B4; padding:0.2em 0; margin:0; color:#ffffff; font-size:125%; font-weight:bold; text-indent:0.5em; font-variant:small-caps; -moz-..." wikitext text/x-wiki <h2 style="border:none; background-color:#4682B4; padding:0.2em 0; margin:0; color:#ffffff; font-size:125%; font-weight:bold; text-indent:0.5em; font-variant:small-caps; -moz-border-radius: 10px">{{{title}}}</h2> <div style="margin-bottom:1em; padding:0.5em 0.8em 0.5em 0.8em;"> {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 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IWalross 30527659 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nurses''' are the [[staff|staff members]] involved in treating and caring for patients on wards. == Levels == #Nursing intern #Registered nurse #Nurse specialist == Skills == *'''Patient care''': Nurse is capable of providing various types of patient care. == Specializations == *'''Receptionist''': Receptionist represent point of first contact with patient. *'''Medical surgery''': Medical surgery nurse represent important part of operative surgical teams. *'''Clinical specialist''': Clinical Nurse Specialist is capable of revealing appearance of patient's symptoms. 18f1976adda406ededa2334c900c9216b8094b88 0 48 89 87 2018-11-13T01:35:20Z Synapse 30495296 /* Specializations */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doctors''' are the [[staff|staff members]] involved in diagnosing and treating patients. == Levels == #Intern #Resident #Attending #Fellow #Specialist == Skills == *'''General Medicine''': General medicine qualification allows the doctor to do all basic examinations and treatments and affects their speed. *'''Diagnosis''': Diagnosis qualification level affects how often the doctor will misdiagnose patients or have to consult other doctors. == Specializations == === Primary === *'''Acute medicine''': Acute medicine gives access to specialized procedures for diagnosing and treating critical patients at [[Emergency]]. *'''Critical care medicine''': Critical care gives access to specialized diagnostic methods used at [[ICU]]. *'''General surgery''': General surgery specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[General Surgery Department]] and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Internal medicine''': Internal medicine specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Internal Medicine Department]] and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Orthopaedy''': Orthopaedy specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Orthopaedy]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Cardiology''': Cardiology specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Cardiology]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Neurology''': Neurology specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Neurology]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. f2c9645f40bcdf239b16f97f0e70ab51d4500ebb 93 89 2018-11-13T01:39:31Z Synapse 30495296 /* Specializations */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doctors''' are the [[staff|staff members]] involved in diagnosing and treating patients. == Levels == #Intern #Resident #Attending #Fellow #Specialist == Skills == *'''General Medicine''': General medicine qualification allows the doctor to do all basic examinations and treatments and affects their speed. *'''Diagnosis''': Diagnosis qualification level affects how often the doctor will misdiagnose patients or have to consult other doctors. == Specializations == === Primary === *'''Acute medicine''': Acute medicine gives access to specialized procedures for diagnosing and treating critical patients at [[Emergency]]. *'''Critical care medicine''': Critical care gives access to specialized diagnostic methods used at [[ICU]]. *'''General surgery''': General surgery specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[General Surgery Department]] and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Internal medicine''': Internal medicine specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Internal Medicine Department]] and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Orthopaedy''': Orthopaedy specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Orthopaedy]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Cardiology''': Cardiology specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Cardiology]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Neurology''': Neurology specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Neurology]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. === Secondary === *'''Advanced diagnosis''': Advanced diagnosis specialization gives the doctor access to [[differential diagnosis]]. *'''Anesthesiology''': Anesthesiology is required for the doctor to act as an anesthesiologist at surgery and gives extra survival chance to [[collapse|collapsed]] patients stabilized by this doctor. Decreases [[death]] probability in collapsed patients. Decreases post operative complications after surgery. 21087d88198e6c082f9f1129d1e268cd77897bc8 131 93 2018-11-14T21:55:32Z Slink 30528135 /* Secondary */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doctors''' are the [[staff|staff members]] involved in diagnosing and treating patients. == Levels == #Intern #Resident #Attending #Fellow #Specialist == Skills == *'''General Medicine''': General medicine qualification allows the doctor to do all basic examinations and treatments and affects their speed. *'''Diagnosis''': Diagnosis qualification level affects how often the doctor will misdiagnose patients or have to consult other doctors. == Specializations == === Primary === *'''Acute medicine''': Acute medicine gives access to specialized procedures for diagnosing and treating critical patients at [[Emergency]]. *'''Critical care medicine''': Critical care gives access to specialized diagnostic methods used at [[ICU]]. *'''General surgery''': General surgery specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[General Surgery Department]] and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Internal medicine''': Internal medicine specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Internal Medicine Department]] and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Orthopaedy''': Orthopaedy specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Orthopaedy]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Cardiology''': Cardiology specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Cardiology]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Neurology''': Neurology specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Neurology]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. === Secondary === *'''Advanced diagnosis''': Advanced diagnosis specialization gives the doctor access to [[differential diagnosis]]. *'''Anesthesiology''': Anesthesiology is required for the doctor to act as an anesthesiologist at surgery and gives extra survival chance to [[collapse|collapsed]] patients stabilized by this doctor. Decreases [[death]] probability in collapsed patients. Decreases post operative complications after surgery. *'''Cardio-surgery''': Cardio-surgery allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[Cardiology]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. *'''IM surgery''': Internal medicine allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[Internal Medicine]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. *'''Neuro-surgery''': Neuro-surgery allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[Neurology]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. *'''Operative surgery''': Operative surgery allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[General Surgery]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. *'''Orthopaedic surgery''': Orthopaedic surgery allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[Orthopaedy]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. 7c417ba8d2a1efa6e50d455fd9ab3db547853f53 0 46 92 86 2018-11-13T01:39:02Z IWalross 30527659 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = Cardiology }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examinations]] *[[Examinations | Interview]] *[[Examinations | Oral cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Nasal cavity inspection]] *[[Examinations | Temperature measurement]] *[[Examinations | Chest auscultation]] *[[Examinations | Physical examination]] *[[Examinations | Thorax percussion]] *[[Examinations | CRP]] *[[Examinations | EEG]] *[[Examinations | ECHO]] *[[Examinations | Differential diagnosis]] == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments |Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments |NSAIDS]] 31e25d2dceadce88fec62f2107ad46ed2df9e82f 103 92 2018-11-13T02:00:55Z IWalross 30527659 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = Cardiology }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *CRP *EEG *ECHO *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments |Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments |NSAIDS]] 4b22dcdfed200fae005a4624ba76ca29134d941b 0 50 94 2018-11-13T01:42:42Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "'''Technologists''' are the [[staff|staff members]] responsible for medical imaging and specimen analysis. These procedures are part of the [[examination]] process and docto..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Technologists''' are the [[staff|staff members]] responsible for medical imaging and specimen analysis. These procedures are part of the [[examination]] process and [[doctor]]s narrow down a specific [[diagnosis]]. == Levels == == Skills == == Specializations == be6ef59fb700e690f4fb64f00bda495e8a9a517a 95 94 2018-11-13T01:44:16Z Synapse 30495296 /* Levels */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Technologists''' are the [[staff|staff members]] responsible for medical imaging and specimen analysis. These procedures are part of the [[examination]] process and [[doctor]]s narrow down a specific [[diagnosis]]. == Levels == #Junior scientist #Senior scientist #Master scientist == Skills == == Specializations == bc2a87f48c9c7496525318789023c1135bae07ba 96 95 2018-11-13T01:45:16Z Synapse 30495296 /* Skills */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Technologists''' are the [[staff|staff members]] responsible for medical imaging and specimen analysis. These procedures are part of the [[examination]] process and [[doctor]]s narrow down a specific [[diagnosis]]. == Levels == #Junior scientist #Senior scientist #Master scientist == Skills == *'''Biochemistry''': Biochemistry gives access to various STAT laboratory tests. == Specializations == f94ca301dcb73ff65577a53637f5c50bde354eaa 97 96 2018-11-13T01:49:18Z Synapse 30495296 /* Specializations */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Technologists''' are the [[staff|staff members]] responsible for medical imaging and specimen analysis. These procedures are part of the [[examination]] process and [[doctor]]s narrow down a specific [[diagnosis]]. == Levels == #Junior scientist #Senior scientist #Master scientist == Skills == *'''Biochemistry''': Biochemistry gives access to various STAT laboratory tests. == Specializations == *'''Advanced biochemistry''': Advanced biochemistry increases effectiveness of laboratory tests. *'''Radiology''': [[Radiology]] specialist is capable of fully operating radiology imaging machines and other radiology related equipment. *'''USG''': USG technologist is capable of operating Ultrasonographic devices. *'''Cardiology''': [[Cardiology]] technologist is capable of operating examination devices related to Cardiology. *'''Neurology''': [[Neurology]] technologist is capable of operating examination devices related to Neurology. c6dd603349ca2a16ada766f426f16c6b10beabc2 0 51 98 2018-11-13T01:51:08Z IWalross 30527659 Created page with "'''Examinations''' are performed by [[doctor | doctors]] and [[technologist | technologists]]. ==Examinations== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Examination ! scope="col..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Examinations''' are performed by [[doctor | doctors]] and [[technologist | technologists]]. ==Examinations== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Examination ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Required room ! scope="col" | Required equipment |- | '''Triage in reception''' | ''Receptionists can assign a higher priority to the patient based on their symptoms.'' | [[Reception]] | |- | '''Abdominal palpatation''' | ''Type of physical examination. The examiner palpates (touches) nine areas of the patient's abdomen, performing it twice, both superficially and deeply'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Angiography''' | ''An imaging method used to visualize the lumen of the blood vessels and organs, particulary the arteries, the veins, and the heart.'' | [[CAG room]] | |- | '''Audiometry''' | ''Audiometric testing determines the patient's level of hearing.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Microbial sampling ''' | ''Microbial sampling is the collection of samples from the patient (e.g. body fluids, sputum, stool) for further analysis '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Microbial cultivation ''' | '' Laboratory cultivation of the specific sample obtained from the patient in order to determine if bacterias are present and which kind of bacteria it is.'' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Barium swallowing ''' | ''A test where the patient swallows a barium sulfate mixture that shows up on x-ray. It is used to examine the lumen of the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''Basic visual test''' | '' Common visual test used to examine the patient's visual acuity.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | [[Eye test]] |- | '''Biopsy - sampling ''' | ''A surgical procedure where a piece of tissue (e.g. lung, liver, intestine) is taken out for further testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Biopsy - testing ''' | ''The piece of tissue that was taken our during the biopsy procedure is examined under a microscope and treated with various preparations for allow for more specific testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Blood pressure measurement ''' | ''The classic, manual measurement of the patient's blood pressure and pulse (heartbeat frequency) using sphygmomanometer. '' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Blood draw ''' | ''The collection of a sample of the patient's blood (venous or arterial) for further analysis or testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood test ''' | ''Laboratory analysis of a blood sample. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - sampling ''' | ''The sampling of blood for a Complete Blood Count (CBC) test. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - testing ''' | ''Complete Blood Count (CBC) test counts all of the cells found in the blood and determines if there is an increase or decrease in any of those cells '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- |} acae683ced40522061dc0bd872e243d26ca47c0d 102 98 2018-11-13T01:58:48Z IWalross 30527659 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Examinations''' are performed by [[doctor | doctors]] and [[technologist | technologists]]. ==Examinations== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Examination ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Required room ! scope="col" | Required equipment |- | '''Triage in reception''' | ''Receptionists can assign a higher priority to the patient based on their symptoms.'' | [[Reception]] | |- | '''Abdominal palpatation''' | ''Type of physical examination. The examiner palpates (touches) nine areas of the patient's abdomen, performing it twice, both superficially and deeply'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Angiography''' | ''An imaging method used to visualize the lumen of the blood vessels and organs, particulary the arteries, the veins, and the heart.'' | [[CAG room]] | |- | '''Audiometry''' | ''Audiometric testing determines the patient's level of hearing.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Microbial sampling ''' | ''Microbial sampling is the collection of samples from the patient (e.g. body fluids, sputum, stool) for further analysis '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Microbial cultivation ''' | '' Laboratory cultivation of the specific sample obtained from the patient in order to determine if bacterias are present and which kind of bacteria it is.'' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Barium swallowing ''' | ''A test where the patient swallows a barium sulfate mixture that shows up on x-ray. It is used to examine the lumen of the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''Basic visual test''' | '' Common visual test used to examine the patient's visual acuity.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | [[Eye test]] |- | '''Biopsy - sampling ''' | ''A surgical procedure where a piece of tissue (e.g. lung, liver, intestine) is taken out for further testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Biopsy - testing ''' | ''The piece of tissue that was taken our during the biopsy procedure is examined under a microscope and treated with various preparations for allow for more specific testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Blood pressure measurement ''' | ''The classic, manual measurement of the patient's blood pressure and pulse (heartbeat frequency) using sphygmomanometer. '' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Blood draw ''' | ''The collection of a sample of the patient's blood (venous or arterial) for further analysis or testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood test ''' | ''Laboratory analysis of a blood sample. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - sampling ''' | ''The sampling of blood for a Complete Blood Count (CBC) test. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - testing ''' | ''Complete Blood Count (CBC) test counts all of the cells found in the blood and determines if there is an increase or decrease in any of those cells '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood analysis - ICU''' | ''Special blood analysis that is mostly used at intensive care units.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[HEmatoanalyzer]] |- | '''Urgent Echo''' | ''Special critical care echocardiography used mainly in intensive care units or trauma centers to assess if the heart is pumping properly, if there is any fluid in the pericardium (the sac around the heart) or fluid surrounding the lungs.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[FAST usg]] |- | '''CRP''' | ''C-reactive protein (CRP) is diagnostic test based on a quick blood test measuring the concentration of C-reactive protein that is indicative of inflammatory and infectious diseases.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''CT''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) is an imaging modality that creates detailed images of the internal organs and bones. By injecting intravenous constrast or making the patient swallow contrast, the use of CT can be used to assess a wider range of diseases.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''CT - enterography''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) enterography is diagnostic imaging modality creating detailed images of the intestines by injecting intravenous contrast after the patient has ingested liquid contrast.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''Ear examination''' | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's ears, including the ear canal and the eardrum.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''ECG''' | ''Electrocardiography (ECG) is the recording of the heart's electrical activity by electrodes on the skin.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EEG''' | ''Electroencephalography (EEG) is the recording of the brain's electrical activity by equipping the patient with a hat containing many electrodes.'' | [[Neuroexam unit]] | |- | '''Echo''' | ''Echocardiography is the ultrasonographic assessment of the patient's heart and large veins and arteries entering and leaving the heart.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EMG''' | ''Electromyography (EMG) is the recording and evaluation of the electrical activity of the patient's muscles.'' | [[office | Doctor's office]] / [[observation room]] / [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] at orthopaedy department | |} e4b4392f15a60becebfd3bc0e5a03f6bc319fcdd 0 33 99 54 2018-11-13T01:51:34Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! Since both the wiki and the game itself are fairly new, all pages are considered to be works in progress (WIP). *'''[[Project Hospital]]''' *[[Department]] **[[Emergency]] **[[Radiology]] **[[Intensive Care Unit]] **[[General Surgery Department]] **[[Internal Medicine Department]] **[[Orthopaedy]] **[[Cardiology]] **[[Neurology]] *[[Staff]] **[[Doctor]] **[[Nurse]] **[[Technologist]] **[[Janitor]] *[[Patient]] *[[Perk]], [[Trait]] *[[Items]] (individual pages for each item preferred; info about price, usage, etc) *[[Prefab]] *[[Clinic]] *[[Hospitalization]] *[[Diagnosis]] *[[Examination]] *[[Treatment]] *[[Game mode]], [[Building mode]], [[Management mode]] *[[UI]], [[Controls]] *[[Insurance company]] *[[Ambulance]] *[[Budget]] *[[Statistics]] *[[Prestige]] *[[Events]] **[[Car crash]] **[[Epidemic]] **[[Natural disaster]] **[[Collapse]] **[[Death]] *[[Tutorial]] *[[Sandbox]] *[[Campaign]] *[[Options]] **[[Notifications]] *[[Oxymoron Games]], [[Patches]] *[[Achievements]] d3b9276ece39145df08982baf3c8685a46723b7a 0 52 100 2018-11-13T01:54:01Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "'''Janitors''' are [[staff|staff members]] responsible for keeping the hospital clean. They roam around mopping up shoe scuff and bloodstains off the floors. == Levels == ==..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Janitors''' are [[staff|staff members]] responsible for keeping the hospital clean. They roam around mopping up shoe scuff and bloodstains off the floors. == Levels == == Skills == 5c909886cd4c7119500f499728b84dd166bc7afc 101 100 2018-11-13T01:56:35Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Janitors''' are [[staff|staff members]] responsible for keeping the hospital clean. They roam around mopping up shoe scuff and bloodstains off the floors. Unlike other staff, janitors are unable to specialize. == Levels == #Janitor #Senior janitor #Master janitor == Skills == *'''Efficiency''': Efficiency affects, how well janitors plan when cleaning different rooms. *'''Dexterity''': Dexterity affects the speed when cleaning. 656cc9ef8e9b1f8b09619d0266fda0604ae6dfcb 119 101 2018-11-14T00:00:31Z 86.155.15.118 0 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Janitors''' are [[staff|staff members]] responsible for keeping the hospital clean, they will clean their departments first and if their own departments are clean, they will move on to cleaning other departments and areas. They clean dirt and bloodstains off of floors. When floors are clean, the 'dirty floor' satisfaction modifier is removed increasing department and hospital prestige. Unlike other staff, janitors are unable to specialize. == Levels == #Janitor #Senior janitor #Master janitor == Skills == *'''Efficiency''': Efficiency affects, how well janitors plan when cleaning different rooms. *'''Dexterity''': Dexterity affects the speed when cleaning. 248502a579e9a712781a7a5e5f442db01be06a20 120 119 2018-11-14T04:23:11Z Synapse 30495296 ce wikitext text/x-wiki '''Janitors''' are [[staff|staff members]] responsible for keeping the hospital clean. They will clean their assigned [[department]]s first before moving onto departments and areas. Janitors clean dirt and bloodstains off of floors. When floors are clean, the 'dirty floor' satisfaction modifier is removed, increasing department and hospital [[prestige]]. Unlike other staff, janitors are unable to specialize. == Levels == #Janitor #Senior janitor #Master janitor == Skills == *'''Efficiency''': Efficiency affects, how well janitors plan when cleaning different rooms. *'''Dexterity''': Dexterity affects the speed when cleaning. 8299271130b146ebe7a7be0d448d9b7d8e314440 0 53 104 2018-11-13T02:12:06Z Synapse 30495296 Created page with "'''Oxymoron Games''' is an independent video game development studio based in Prague, Czech Republic. They are the makers and publishers of ''[[Project Hospital]]''. == Trivi..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Oxymoron Games''' is an independent video game development studio based in Prague, Czech Republic. They are the makers and publishers of ''[[Project Hospital]]''. == Trivia == *Before the start of ''Project Hospital'', Oxymoron Games worked on other titles such as ''Mafia II'' and ''III'', ''Quantum Break'', ''Top Spin 4'', and ''Euro Truck Simulator''.<ref>http://oxymoron.games/</ref> == External Links == *References: <references/> *Official social media channels **Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/ProjectHospitalGame/ ProjectHospitalGame] **Twitter: [https://twitter.com/oxymoron_games @oxymoron_games] **YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1ZJFeZg-TY14MtiDAFS3pQ oxymorongames] 1b0eb8d4406d6e509f31c699fe63a8d9dd4b939a 0 43 105 78 2018-11-13T05:13:53Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == == General Surgery == == Internal Medicine == == Orthopaedy == == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == <!-- Be sure to include: (1) Name and description as appears in-game; (2) Department; (3) Treatment. Icons can be uploaded at Special:Upload. Formatting doesn't matter - main task is documenting all diagnoses. --> 11a2c7c2d88a98db63d896e47cf49ed3d6ae90f8 106 105 2018-11-13T05:35:03Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} e1c3f766677807f4c8b9f4fba94937ad0064582e 107 106 2018-11-13T05:42:43Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} 1fbc370b3a14180f9f031a937e38543cc29aea34 108 107 2018-11-13T05:47:30Z Synapse 30495296 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} 1c074a4db90037642939ebdc6e7124251cfd53e7 109 108 2018-11-13T10:58:09Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Emergency */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} c303f14867885c93cda23bacef1a8b3cc86002f0 110 109 2018-11-13T10:59:43Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Emergency */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} f904d0120489a77b2f6b7e1927ac7ad119be48ea 111 110 2018-11-13T11:01:53Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Emergency */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' ' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} e53df8f9c9ed3daeecc158cf9d978c8f016add69 112 111 2018-11-13T11:26:51Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Emergency */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi .'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Common Cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] \ ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} 20484760516a766c412fdab157f02a36e047e2ff 113 112 2018-11-13T11:27:12Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Emergency */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi .'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Common Cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} bfb6a35c093b696aa9d83ab3ccc76eb7ee00318e 114 113 2018-11-13T11:27:42Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Emergency */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi .'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} b36f5387eea5df1e182c84b86c131ae2a36f2736 115 114 2018-11-13T11:28:06Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Emergency */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} c390035981122a32f3775502ec333586eede27b8 116 115 2018-11-13T23:01:40Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Emergency */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} 45f48484e64130606accff9538dc524ba12e2e7d 125 116 2018-11-14T10:45:52Z 212.238.215.174 0 /* General Surgery */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} 09856da7245775bdfc9c30ab183c65da8d3a70f4 126 125 2018-11-14T11:16:27Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* General Surgery */ Finished adding all diagnosis to this dep wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Galstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} 8a3589162ef4646ebe659aa9b4675518b6806aba 127 126 2018-11-14T11:18:59Z Bluehelmet 30527737 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Galstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} d8db0e70649720c38f83c33fc762bfc598e7d007 128 127 2018-11-14T11:30:58Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Cardiology */ Put diagnosis already present into alphabetical order wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Galstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |} c1d8f6a7bb3ceba75528394ef9fcf64781c30778 129 128 2018-11-14T12:29:14Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Neurology */ Finished adding all diagnoses for this dep wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Galstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} ab6fe85e368eeed65e1e9b6dbf34af861ce5830a 130 129 2018-11-14T12:53:47Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Orthopaedy */ started adding diagnoses to this dep wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Galstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} a1b3b9f87774aa6a9e24ade5e5e30900de4e495f 132 130 2018-11-15T10:56:14Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Orthopaedy */ Finished adding all diagnoses to this dip wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Galstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of the ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} e090f17bb5ad3361a9957568c76840959a9f1519 133 132 2018-11-15T10:59:29Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Orthopaedy */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Galstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of the ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} b30e126bf3e569a7c12cc6489ef8a73ef31aadd5 134 133 2018-11-15T12:15:39Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Internal Medicine */ Started adding diagnoses to this dep wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Galstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of the ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} 1ec3fd00c436e25fc1ab29aaf571ea300341411c 135 134 2018-11-16T11:02:32Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Internal Medicine */ Finished adding diagnoses to this dep wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Galstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of the ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. 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TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALVEOLAR COLLAPSE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || WAHR || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || FALSCH || Low || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || WAHR || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSCH || Low || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || WAHR || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || WAHR || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || WAHR || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOV PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || WAHR || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || WAHR || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || WAHR || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || WAHR || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || WAHR || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || WAHR || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} 7668204d20a5349bbac89b9d10fc48ce1d7f94fa 118 117 2018-11-13T23:20:56Z Full Frontal 30527827 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom || IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | A1AT DEFICIENCY || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL CRAMPS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL GUARDING || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL INJURY || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL SWELLING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABSCESS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ACIDOSIS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALVEOLAR COLLAPSE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || WAHR || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || FALSCH || Low || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || WAHR || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSCH || Low || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || WAHR || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || WAHR || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSCH || High || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || WAHR || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSCH || Medium || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOV PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSCH || None || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSCH || High || WAHR || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSCH || Low || WAHR || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSCH || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSCH || Medium || WAHR || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || WAHR || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || WAHR || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || WAHR || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || WAHR || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || WAHR || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || WAHR || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || WAHR || None || FALSCH || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || WAHR || None || FALSCH || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. 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ICU/Reg ward/HDU. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | | Operating room at Gen Surg '''and''' ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | | Any office '''or''' diagnostic unit. } 9a4e3d62294ad2fe33c86d1370b1c36ce9bd23dc 144 143 2018-11-16T11:28:50Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | | Offices/diagnostics at Gen Sug ''''or''' Int med. ICU/Reg ward/HDU. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | | Operating room at Gen Surg '''and''' ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | | Any office '''or''' diagnostic unit. |} ad1805b0a8b13f6c34d6d5b3b13e90e4b90942a8 0 57 145 2018-11-16T11:52:45Z Bluehelmet 30527737 Created page with "'''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oximoron games]]." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oximoron games]]. bbbb358ce1003290ab922c86c9793c28095fed11 146 145 2018-11-16T11:53:14Z Bluehelmet 30527737 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. 37604327426e744eb217c96b99a9ff970ea061ff 147 146 2018-11-16T11:54:13Z Bluehelmet 30527737 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patches== a4880e36f937e032bbe658a89d47e1cb698111b3 148 147 2018-11-16T11:54:29Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Patches */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patches== '''Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263''' - Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls - Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu - Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900 - Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand - Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox - Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital - Set music to always loop - Small fixes in medical database and texts b789d43e6f899e25718c140e07afebef3a7e33e0 149 148 2018-11-16T11:59:48Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Patches */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263== |- Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. |- Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. - Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. - Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. - Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. - Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. - Set music to always loop. - Small fixes in medical database and texts. bbcb3a80e9c9d419176b19409e3b586b2a7a8375 150 149 2018-11-16T12:01:28Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263 */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263== - Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. - Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. - Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. - Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. - Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. - Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. - Set music to always loop. - Small fixes in medical database and texts. 1a943fe6d56568555e7c3115d284c0bf3417ed89 151 150 2018-11-16T12:02:17Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263 */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263== *- Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *- Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *- Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *- Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *- Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *- Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *- Set music to always loop. *- Small fixes in medical database and texts. da72b93747aaa6626d7372ff1ee443c389450eef 152 151 2018-11-16T12:08:07Z Bluehelmet 30527737 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263== *- Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *- Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *- Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *- Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *- Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *- Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *- Set music to always loop. *- Small fixes in medical database and texts. ==Patch 2 - Project Hospital 1.0.14276== *- Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to rooms). *- Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to objects outside of map). *- Fixed inconsistent highlighting of elevator placement. *- Enabled elevator placement outside (automatically builds foundations below). *- Fixed popup for 'department not able to diagnose a patient' popping up when laboratory test are still running. *- Small fixes in texts. *- A Mac version built using Unity 2018 is available on beta branch, this should fix missing support for retina displays/resolutions. ==Patch 3 - Project Hospital 1.0.14303== *- Fixed some values in options not saved (most importantly UI scale). *- Fixed one case of pathfinding stuck trying to use an inaccessible elevator. *- Fixed a rare case of ambulances stuck in fastest time scale. *- Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in a fired doctor's office. *- Fixed technologists in lab on occasion stuck using sink forever. *- Fixed a few min room sizes. *- Fixed antidepressants not allowed to be prescribed for patients on observation. *- Fixed MRI and CT allowed right next to a wall. *- Fixed MRI price. *- A few small changes to decrease difficulty in tutorial 3. *- Small fixes in texts. ==Patch 4 - Project Hospital 1.0.14331== *- Feature: much improved highlighting of rooms with problems. *- Feature: added warnings about department problems to main panel. *- Fixed two cases of broken stretchers causing patients to get stuck waiting in bed. *- Fixed radiologists sometimes ignoring patients for the rest of the day after taking a break. *- Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck waiting for a fired doctor. *- Fixed required room sizes of diagnostic units. *- Fixed number of technologists not shown on the hospitalization panel in management mode. *- Fixed collapse system not safe against deleting defibrillators. *- Fixed a few symptom/diagnosis issues. *- Fixed the (maybe not bug, but still annoying) problem with patients with planned urine sampling stuck at the doctor's waiting for a free toilet on the same floor. *- Small fixes in texts. *- Updated translations for the included languages (more are on the way, like Italian, Russian or Korean, big thanks to our hard working volunteer translators!). ==Patch 5 - Project Hospital 1.0.14398== *- Upgraded engine to Unity 2018.2 to bring proper retina display support on Mac and hopefully fix a few. crashes/green screen issues related to Unity. *- Added automatic cancelling of procedures that a doctor can't prescribe when the player manually switches a patient's doctor. *- Updated cost of radiology prefabs. *- Improved efficiency of radiology waiting rooms in case there's one shared waiting room for the whole department. *- Improved the 'couldn't sit' satisfaction modifier, it's not applied at the reception anymore. *- Fixed one case of stuck paramedics. *- Fixed characters sometimes stuck during defibrillation when there was only one available defibrillator. *- Fixed one more rare case of broken stretchers blocking patient transfers. *- Fixed elevators not working correctly if there was more than 16 of them. *- Fixed examination list not immediately updated after switching a patient's department by hand. *- Fixed a hidden error in patients waiting for player but with no finished procedures. *- Fixed a hidden error when cancelling hospitalization on a patient walking to bed. *- Fixed load button in main menu starting loading even with no map selected. *- Fixed 'buy ambulance' objective sometimes requiring two ambulances to be placed. *- Fixed nurses allowed to do free time activities but not fill their needs at departments with patients who require care. *- Minor fixes in the UI (wrong tooltips, text truncation etc.). *- Minor fixes in texts (medical accuracy, missing information in a few tooltips). ==Patch 6 - Project Hospital 1.0.14523== *- Selecting ICU treatment automatically switches patient's department to ICU. *- Doctors prescribe more treatments for symptoms causing discomfort. *- Implemented new music track for events and critical situations. *- Implemented immediate transport by the same ambulance when sending away patients who just arrived and are waiting for a free trauma center. *- Simplified some steps in tutorial 3, fixed undesired collapses during the tutorial. *- Improved a lot of text boxes and tooltips to better support localization and longer texts. *- Removed unused message types from options. *- Fixed main treatment for a diagnosis sometimes not applied for patients with wrong diagnosis. *- Fixed looping sounds sometimes not paused with the game (for example when popups pause the game). *- Fixed hidden patients shown in patient's table with some filters. *- Fixed shifts not shown for janitors in table of employees. *- Fixed sofas stuck reserved when deleting doors while a character is already walking to the sofa. *- Fixed a few specific errors causing characters getting stuck while deleting rooms during collapses or medicine and food delivery. *- Fixed patients stuck when their room got deleted right when they were about to be released. *- Fixed a couple more hidden errors. 8bfd4080aeacaf54cb392ffcd62ea6428f60bce0 0 33 153 99 2018-11-16T12:12:28Z Bluehelmet 30527737 wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! Since both the wiki and the game itself are fairly new, all pages are considered to be works in progress (WIP). *'''[[Project Hospital]]''' *[[The basics]] *[[Department]] **[[Emergency]] **[[Radiology]] **[[Intensive Care Unit]] **[[General Surgery Department]] **[[Internal Medicine Department]] **[[Orthopaedy]] **[[Cardiology]] **[[Neurology]] *[[Staff]] **[[Doctor]] **[[Nurse]] **[[Technologist]] **[[Janitor]] *[[Patient]] *[[Perk]], [[Trait]] *[[Items]] (individual pages for each item preferred; info about price, usage, etc) *[[Prefab]] *[[Clinic]] *[[Hospitalization]] *[[Diagnosis]] *[[Examination]] *[[Treatment]] *[[Game mode]], [[Building mode]], [[Management mode]] *[[UI]], [[Controls]] *[[Insurance company]] *[[Ambulance]] *[[Budget]] *[[Statistics]] *[[Prestige]] *[[Events]] **[[Car crash]] **[[Epidemic]] **[[Natural disaster]] **[[Collapse]] **[[Death]] *[[Tutorial]] *[[Sandbox]] *[[Campaign]] *[[Options]] **[[Notifications]] *[[Oxymoron Games]], [[Patches]] *[[Achievements]] b63594befbe3298e3673cd840e15f56f83018387 155 153 2018-11-16T12:17:03Z Bluehelmet 30527737 wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! Since both the wiki and the game itself are fairly new, all pages are considered to be works in progress (WIP). *'''[[Project Hospital]]''' *[[The Basics]] *[[Department]] **[[Emergency]] **[[Radiology]] **[[Intensive Care Unit]] **[[General Surgery Department]] **[[Internal Medicine Department]] **[[Orthopaedy]] **[[Cardiology]] **[[Neurology]] *[[Staff]] **[[Doctor]] **[[Nurse]] **[[Technologist]] **[[Janitor]] *[[Patient]] *[[Perk]], [[Trait]] *[[Items]] (individual pages for each item preferred; info about price, usage, etc) *[[Prefab]] *[[Clinic]] *[[Hospitalization]] *[[Diagnosis]] *[[Examination]] *[[Treatment]] *[[Game mode]], [[Building mode]], [[Management mode]] *[[UI]], [[Controls]] *[[Insurance company]] *[[Ambulance]] *[[Budget]] *[[Statistics]] *[[Prestige]] *[[Events]] **[[Car crash]] **[[Epidemic]] **[[Natural disaster]] **[[Collapse]] **[[Death]] *[[Tutorial]] *[[Sandbox]] *[[Campaign]] *[[Options]] **[[Notifications]] *[[Oxymoron Games]], [[Patches]] *[[Achievements]] 710ea0d5acc9cea40d023e6057f797cc149f73ff 156 155 2018-11-16T12:18:23Z Bluehelmet 30527737 wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! Since both the wiki and the game itself are fairly new, all pages are considered to be works in progress (WIP). *'''[[Project Hospital]]''' *[[The basics]] *[[Department]] **[[Emergency]] **[[Radiology]] **[[Intensive Care Unit]] **[[General Surgery Department]] **[[Internal Medicine Department]] **[[Orthopaedy]] **[[Cardiology]] **[[Neurology]] *[[Staff]] **[[Doctor]] **[[Nurse]] **[[Technologist]] **[[Janitor]] *[[Patient]] *[[Perk]], [[Trait]] *[[Items]] (individual pages for each item preferred; info about price, usage, etc) *[[Prefab]] *[[Clinic]] *[[Hospitalization]] *[[Diagnosis]] *[[Examination]] *[[Treatment]] *[[Game mode]], [[Building mode]], [[Management mode]] *[[UI]], [[Controls]] *[[Insurance company]] *[[Ambulance]] *[[Budget]] *[[Statistics]] *[[Prestige]] *[[Events]] **[[Car crash]] **[[Epidemic]] **[[Natural disaster]] **[[Collapse]] **[[Death]] *[[Tutorial]] *[[Sandbox]] *[[Campaign]] *[[Options]] **[[Notifications]] *[[Oxymoron Games]], [[Patches]] *[[Achievements]] b63594befbe3298e3673cd840e15f56f83018387 169 156 2018-11-16T23:46:40Z Dps4140 30528763 Modified "Insurance company" to "Insurance Companies" wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! Since both the wiki and the game itself are fairly new, all pages are considered to be works in progress (WIP). *'''[[Project Hospital]]''' *[[The basics]] *[[Department]] **[[Emergency]] **[[Radiology]] **[[Intensive Care Unit]] **[[General Surgery Department]] **[[Internal Medicine Department]] **[[Orthopaedy]] **[[Cardiology]] **[[Neurology]] *[[Staff]] **[[Doctor]] **[[Nurse]] **[[Technologist]] **[[Janitor]] *[[Patient]] *[[Perk]], [[Trait]] *[[Items]] (individual pages for each item preferred; info about price, usage, etc) *[[Prefab]] *[[Clinic]] *[[Hospitalization]] *[[Diagnosis]] *[[Examination]] *[[Treatment]] *[[Game mode]], [[Building mode]], [[Management mode]] *[[UI]], [[Controls]] *[[Insurance Companies]] *[[Ambulance]] *[[Budget]] *[[Statistics]] *[[Prestige]] *[[Events]] **[[Car crash]] **[[Epidemic]] **[[Natural disaster]] **[[Collapse]] **[[Death]] *[[Tutorial]] *[[Sandbox]] *[[Campaign]] *[[Options]] **[[Notifications]] *[[Oxymoron Games]], [[Patches]] *[[Achievements]] 52ec30cfeecf4f75535c8a84fce6ba4d1990a72b 0 58 154 2018-11-16T12:16:13Z Bluehelmet 30527737 Created page with "This page will explain the basic mechanics of playing the game. From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. ==Building== ==Hiring and managing staf..." wikitext text/x-wiki This page will explain the basic mechanics of playing the game. From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. ==Building== ==Hiring and managing staff== ==Diagnosing patients== 26a6ecc01c7a338c236596cc51d611e2658bd52a 157 154 2018-11-16T12:21:52Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Building */ wikitext text/x-wiki This page will explain the basic mechanics of playing the game. From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. ==Building== ===Foundations, floors and walls=== ===Doors and windows=== ===Roofs and exterior=== ===Rooms=== ==Hiring and managing staff== ==Diagnosing patients== 53ee1664ae2ed68e8826b401d26544d9f003ff7b 0 51 158 102 2018-11-16T20:09:28Z 82.255.80.139 0 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Examinations''' are performed by [[doctor | doctors]] and [[technologist | technologists]]. ==Examinations== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Examination ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Required room ! scope="col" | Required equipment |- | '''Triage in reception''' | ''Receptionists can assign a higher priority to the patient based on their symptoms.'' | [[Reception]] | |- | '''Abdominal palpation''' | ''Type of physical examination. The examiner palpates (touches) nine areas of the patient's abdomen, performing it twice, both superficially and deeply'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Angiography''' | ''An imaging method used to visualize the lumen of the blood vessels and organs, particulary the arteries, the veins, and the heart.'' | [[CAG room]] | |- | '''Audiometry''' | ''Audiometric testing determines the patient's level of hearing.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Microbial sampling ''' | ''Microbial sampling is the collection of samples from the patient (e.g. body fluids, sputum, stool) for further analysis '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Microbial cultivation ''' | '' Laboratory cultivation of the specific sample obtained from the patient in order to determine if bacterias are present and which kind of bacteria it is.'' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Barium swallowing ''' | ''A test where the patient swallows a barium sulfate mixture that shows up on x-ray. It is used to examine the lumen of the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''Basic visual test''' | '' Common visual test used to examine the patient's visual acuity.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | [[Eye test]] |- | '''Biopsy - sampling ''' | ''A surgical procedure where a piece of tissue (e.g. lung, liver, intestine) is taken out for further testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Biopsy - testing ''' | ''The piece of tissue that was taken our during the biopsy procedure is examined under a microscope and treated with various preparations for allow for more specific testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Blood pressure measurement ''' | ''The classic, manual measurement of the patient's blood pressure and pulse (heartbeat frequency) using sphygmomanometer. '' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Blood draw ''' | ''The collection of a sample of the patient's blood (venous or arterial) for further analysis or testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood test ''' | ''Laboratory analysis of a blood sample. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - sampling ''' | ''The sampling of blood for a Complete Blood Count (CBC) test. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - testing ''' | ''Complete Blood Count (CBC) test counts all of the cells found in the blood and determines if there is an increase or decrease in any of those cells '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood analysis - ICU''' | ''Special blood analysis that is mostly used at intensive care units.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[HEmatoanalyzer]] |- | '''Urgent Echo''' | ''Special critical care echocardiography used mainly in intensive care units or trauma centers to assess if the heart is pumping properly, if there is any fluid in the pericardium (the sac around the heart) or fluid surrounding the lungs.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[FAST usg]] |- | '''CRP''' | ''C-reactive protein (CRP) is diagnostic test based on a quick blood test measuring the concentration of C-reactive protein that is indicative of inflammatory and infectious diseases.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''CT''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) is an imaging modality that creates detailed images of the internal organs and bones. By injecting intravenous constrast or making the patient swallow contrast, the use of CT can be used to assess a wider range of diseases.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''CT - enterography''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) enterography is diagnostic imaging modality creating detailed images of the intestines by injecting intravenous contrast after the patient has ingested liquid contrast.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''Ear examination''' | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's ears, including the ear canal and the eardrum.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''ECG''' | ''Electrocardiography (ECG) is the recording of the heart's electrical activity by electrodes on the skin.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EEG''' | ''Electroencephalography (EEG) is the recording of the brain's electrical activity by equipping the patient with a hat containing many electrodes.'' | [[Neuroexam unit]] | |- | '''Echo''' | ''Echocardiography is the ultrasonographic assessment of the patient's heart and large veins and arteries entering and leaving the heart.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EMG''' | ''Electromyography (EMG) is the recording and evaluation of the electrical activity of the patient's muscles.'' | [[office | Doctor's office]] / [[observation room]] / [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] at orthopaedy department | |} ee37204d646c2545c316ba3ca79d37bf55c649ce 159 158 2018-11-16T20:09:54Z 82.255.80.139 0 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Examinations''' are performed by [[doctor | doctors]] and [[technologist | technologists]]. ==Examinations== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Examination ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Required room ! scope="col" | Required equipment |- | '''Triage in reception''' | ''Receptionists can assign a higher priority to the patient based on their symptoms.'' | [[Reception]] | |- | '''Abdominal palpation''' | ''Type of physical examination. The examiner palpates (touches) nine areas of the patient's abdomen, performing it twice, both superficially and deeply'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Angiography''' | ''An imaging method used to visualize the lumen of the blood vessels and organs, particulary the arteries, the veins, and the heart.'' | [[CAG room]] | |- | '''Audiometry''' | ''Audiometric testing determines the patient's level of hearing.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Microbial sampling ''' | ''Microbial sampling is the collection of samples from the patient (e.g. body fluids, sputum, stool) for further analysis '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Microbial cultivation ''' | '' Laboratory cultivation of the specific sample obtained from the patient in order to determine if bacterias are present and which kind of bacteria it is.'' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Barium swallowing ''' | ''A test where the patient swallows a barium sulfate mixture that shows up on x-ray. It is used to examine the lumen of the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''Basic visual test''' | '' Common visual test used to examine the patient's visual acuity.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | [[Eye test]] |- | '''Biopsy - sampling ''' | ''A surgical procedure where a piece of tissue (e.g. lung, liver, intestine) is taken out for further testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Biopsy - testing ''' | ''The piece of tissue that was taken our during the biopsy procedure is examined under a microscope and treated with various preparations for allow for more specific testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Blood pressure measurement ''' | ''The classic, manual measurement of the patient's blood pressure and pulse (heartbeat frequency) using sphygmomanometer. '' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Blood draw ''' | ''The collection of a sample of the patient's blood (venous or arterial) for further analysis or testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood test ''' | ''Laboratory analysis of a blood sample. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - sampling ''' | ''The sampling of blood for a Complete Blood Count (CBC) test. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - testing ''' | ''Complete Blood Count (CBC) test counts all of the cells found in the blood and determines if there is an increase or decrease in any of those cells '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood analysis - ICU''' | ''Special blood analysis that is mostly used at intensive care units.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Urgent Echo''' | ''Special critical care echocardiography used mainly in intensive care units or trauma centers to assess if the heart is pumping properly, if there is any fluid in the pericardium (the sac around the heart) or fluid surrounding the lungs.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[FAST usg]] |- | '''CRP''' | ''C-reactive protein (CRP) is diagnostic test based on a quick blood test measuring the concentration of C-reactive protein that is indicative of inflammatory and infectious diseases.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''CT''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) is an imaging modality that creates detailed images of the internal organs and bones. By injecting intravenous constrast or making the patient swallow contrast, the use of CT can be used to assess a wider range of diseases.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''CT - enterography''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) enterography is diagnostic imaging modality creating detailed images of the intestines by injecting intravenous contrast after the patient has ingested liquid contrast.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''Ear examination''' | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's ears, including the ear canal and the eardrum.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''ECG''' | ''Electrocardiography (ECG) is the recording of the heart's electrical activity by electrodes on the skin.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EEG''' | ''Electroencephalography (EEG) is the recording of the brain's electrical activity by equipping the patient with a hat containing many electrodes.'' | [[Neuroexam unit]] | |- | '''Echo''' | ''Echocardiography is the ultrasonographic assessment of the patient's heart and large veins and arteries entering and leaving the heart.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EMG''' | ''Electromyography (EMG) is the recording and evaluation of the electrical activity of the patient's muscles.'' | [[office | Doctor's office]] / [[observation room]] / [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] at orthopaedy department | |} b7b74e25adfcb501c42d6548204bd3aac927fdce 6 59 160 2018-11-16T23:40:15Z Dps4140 30528763 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 60 161 2018-11-16T23:40:53Z Dps4140 30528763 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 61 162 2018-11-16T23:41:07Z Dps4140 30528763 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 62 163 2018-11-16T23:41:18Z Dps4140 30528763 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 63 164 2018-11-16T23:41:28Z Dps4140 30528763 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 64 165 2018-11-16T23:41:40Z Dps4140 30528763 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 65 166 2018-11-16T23:41:49Z Dps4140 30528763 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 66 167 2018-11-16T23:41:58Z Dps4140 30528763 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 34 168 52 2018-11-16T23:44:50Z Dps4140 30528763 Uploaded and appended icons wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. 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From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. ==Building== ===Foundations, floors and walls=== ===Doors and windows=== ===Roofs and exterior=== ===Rooms=== ==Hiring and managing staff== ==Patients== ===Patient intake=== ===Diagnosing patients=== ===Treating patients=== ===Patients leaving=== b30bd6aba629bccd54353720d3b8f671c8344df2 193 192 2018-11-18T12:15:59Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Patients */ wikitext text/x-wiki This page will explain the basic mechanics of playing the game. From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. ==Building== ===Foundations, floors and walls=== ===Doors and windows=== ===Roofs and exterior=== ===Rooms=== ==Hiring and managing staff== ==Patients== [[Patients]] are the customers that visit your facility. It is your goal to correctly diagnose them and then treat this diagnosis. After this you will receive a payment based on the type of diagnosis and the [[insurance company]] the patient is member of. Besides payment the patient "rewards" your hospital with a [[Prestige rating]] based on several factors. ===Patient intake=== Patients can arrive at your hospital in two ways. Walk in or immobile. '''Walk in patients''' only arrive during clinic opening hours (08.00-18.00) and move around the hospital on their own. Most will go to the Emergency department with all their [[symptoms]] hidden. Some, however, will have a referral to a specific [[department]] and will go to the reception/waiting room of that department immediately. You have to imagine these patients as having seen a doctor at another facility, who then revealed some of their symptoms and decided to send them on to you. Any of these patients fall under one of three categories. *Low threat *Medium threat *High threat Low threat patients have(hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are unlikely to make them collapse. They will proceed straight towards the waiting room and don't visit the reception. Medium threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are likely to make them collapse eventually. They will go to the reception first where some of their symptoms are revealed (based on the skill of the receptionist). They will then be given priority in the waiting room if required '''Is this actually a mechanic???''' High threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are very likely to make them collapse (think organ failure for instance). They will follow the same steps as medium threat patients but will gain higher priority in the waiting room. '''Immobile patients''' always have a high threat rating and arrive at your hospital in an [[ambulance]] during the day- or night shift. These patients will be taken to the [[Trauma center]] for stabilization. After stabilization (suppressing dangerous symptoms) they will be send to another ward for further diagnosis. These patients need to be moved by a [[nurse]] on a stretcher. ====Amount of patients==== The amount of walk-in patients you receive during the day is primarily influenced by the [[insurance company's]] you have contracted. The number can be found in the insurance company tab. The rating of your hospital slightly affects this number as well. A bad rating would reduce your incoming numbers. Apart from new patients you can have patients from the previous day come back for two reasons: they were misdiagnosed or they were awaiting the results of a test when the day ended. The amount of immobile patients you receive depends on the amount of ambulances you have purchased. ===Diagnosing patients=== ===Treating patients=== Once you have confirmed the diagnoses of a patient you can proceed to treating them. Treating a patient consists out of a mandatory treatment and a secondary, optional treatment. The primary treatment is for the diagnosis you (or the ai doctors) have selected. This treatment will complete the processing of the patient. They will pay you, rate your hospital and then leave. The secondary treatments are for the symptoms the patient has. If you treat uncomfortable symptoms the patients will be more comfortable and will rate you hospital higher. Treatment is often a simple prescription for medication or a simple procedure a doctor can do in his office (cast for instance0. In more complex cases a patient will require surgery.......... ===Patients leaving=== 0c1e01329114739d67a7c863dcfcc5a91ec2ce1b 194 193 2018-11-18T12:17:35Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Patients */ wikitext text/x-wiki This page will explain the basic mechanics of playing the game. From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. ==Building== ===Foundations, floors and walls=== ===Doors and windows=== ===Roofs and exterior=== ===Rooms=== ==Hiring and managing staff== ==Patients== [[Patients]] are the customers that visit your facility. It is your goal to correctly diagnose them and then treat this diagnosis. After this you will receive a payment based on the type of diagnosis and the [[insurance company]] the patient is member of. Besides payment the patient "rewards" your hospital with a [[Prestige rating]] based on several factors. ===Patient intake=== Patients can arrive at your hospital in two ways. Walk in or immobile. '''Walk in patients''' only arrive during clinic opening hours (08.00-18.00) and move around the hospital on their own. Most will go to the Emergency department with all their [[symptoms]] hidden. Some, however, will have a referral to a specific [[department]] and will go to the reception/waiting room of that department immediately. You have to imagine these patients as having seen a doctor at another facility, who then revealed some of their symptoms and decided to send them on to you. Any of these patients fall under one of three categories. *Low threat *Medium threat *High threat Low threat patients have(hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are unlikely to make them collapse. They will proceed straight towards the waiting room and don't visit the reception. Medium threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are likely to make them collapse eventually. They will go to the reception first where some of their symptoms are revealed (based on the skill of the receptionist). They will then be given priority in the waiting room if required '''Is this actually a mechanic???''' High threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are very likely to make them collapse (think organ failure for instance). They will follow the same steps as medium threat patients but will gain higher priority in the waiting room. '''Immobile patients''' always have a high threat rating and arrive at your hospital in an [[ambulance]] during the day- or night shift. These patients will be taken to the [[Trauma center]] for stabilization. After stabilization (suppressing dangerous symptoms) they will be send to another ward for further diagnosis. These patients need to be moved by a [[nurse]] on a stretcher. ====Amount of patients==== The amount of walk-in patients you receive during the day is primarily influenced by the [[insurance companies]] you have contracted. The number can be found in the insurance company tab. The rating of your hospital slightly affects this number as well. A bad rating would reduce your incoming numbers. Apart from new patients you can have patients from the previous day come back for two reasons: they were misdiagnosed or they were awaiting the results of a test when the day ended. The amount of immobile patients you receive depends on the amount of ambulances you have purchased. ===Diagnosing patients=== ===Treating patients=== Once you have confirmed the diagnoses of a patient you can proceed to treating them. Treating a patient consists out of a mandatory treatment and a secondary, optional treatment. The primary treatment is for the diagnosis you (or the ai doctors) have selected. This treatment will complete the processing of the patient. They will pay you, rate your hospital and then leave. The secondary treatments are for the symptoms the patient has. If you treat uncomfortable symptoms the patients will be more comfortable and will rate you hospital higher. Treatment is often a simple prescription for medication or a simple procedure a doctor can do in his office (cast for instance0. In more complex cases a patient will require surgery.......... ===Patients leaving=== 39b16d9cba9f8e572a621ebf1cba83d17cdf1cfb 195 194 2018-11-18T12:17:56Z Bluehelmet 30527737 /* Amount of patients */ wikitext text/x-wiki This page will explain the basic mechanics of playing the game. From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. ==Building== ===Foundations, floors and walls=== ===Doors and windows=== ===Roofs and exterior=== ===Rooms=== ==Hiring and managing staff== ==Patients== [[Patients]] are the customers that visit your facility. It is your goal to correctly diagnose them and then treat this diagnosis. After this you will receive a payment based on the type of diagnosis and the [[insurance company]] the patient is member of. Besides payment the patient "rewards" your hospital with a [[Prestige rating]] based on several factors. ===Patient intake=== Patients can arrive at your hospital in two ways. Walk in or immobile. '''Walk in patients''' only arrive during clinic opening hours (08.00-18.00) and move around the hospital on their own. Most will go to the Emergency department with all their [[symptoms]] hidden. Some, however, will have a referral to a specific [[department]] and will go to the reception/waiting room of that department immediately. You have to imagine these patients as having seen a doctor at another facility, who then revealed some of their symptoms and decided to send them on to you. Any of these patients fall under one of three categories. *Low threat *Medium threat *High threat Low threat patients have(hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are unlikely to make them collapse. They will proceed straight towards the waiting room and don't visit the reception. Medium threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are likely to make them collapse eventually. They will go to the reception first where some of their symptoms are revealed (based on the skill of the receptionist). They will then be given priority in the waiting room if required '''Is this actually a mechanic???''' High threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are very likely to make them collapse (think organ failure for instance). They will follow the same steps as medium threat patients but will gain higher priority in the waiting room. '''Immobile patients''' always have a high threat rating and arrive at your hospital in an [[ambulance]] during the day- or night shift. These patients will be taken to the [[Trauma center]] for stabilization. After stabilization (suppressing dangerous symptoms) they will be send to another ward for further diagnosis. These patients need to be moved by a [[nurse]] on a stretcher. ====Amount of patients==== The amount of walk-in patients you receive during the day is primarily influenced by the [[Insurance Companies]] you have contracted. The number can be found in the insurance company tab. The rating of your hospital slightly affects this number as well. A bad rating would reduce your incoming numbers. Apart from new patients you can have patients from the previous day come back for two reasons: they were misdiagnosed or they were awaiting the results of a test when the day ended. The amount of immobile patients you receive depends on the amount of ambulances you have purchased. ===Diagnosing patients=== ===Treating patients=== Once you have confirmed the diagnoses of a patient you can proceed to treating them. Treating a patient consists out of a mandatory treatment and a secondary, optional treatment. The primary treatment is for the diagnosis you (or the ai doctors) have selected. This treatment will complete the processing of the patient. They will pay you, rate your hospital and then leave. The secondary treatments are for the symptoms the patient has. If you treat uncomfortable symptoms the patients will be more comfortable and will rate you hospital higher. Treatment is often a simple prescription for medication or a simple procedure a doctor can do in his office (cast for instance0. In more complex cases a patient will require surgery.......... ===Patients leaving=== 3cdf988f132c65427255bb1f095d64d7983a7835 196 195 2018-11-18T12:35:59Z Bluehelmet 30527737 wikitext text/x-wiki This page will explain the basic mechanics of playing the game. From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. ==Building== ===Foundations, floors and walls=== ===Doors and windows=== ===Roofs and exterior=== ===Rooms=== ==Hiring and managing staff== ==Patients== [[Patients]] are the customers that visit your facility. It is your goal to correctly diagnose them and then treat this diagnosis. After this you will receive a payment based on the type of diagnosis and the [[insurance company]] the patient is member of. Besides payment the patient "rewards" your hospital with a [[Prestige rating]] based on several factors. ===Patient intake=== Patients can arrive at your hospital in two ways. Walk in or immobile. '''Walk in patients''' only arrive during clinic opening hours (08.00-18.00) and move around the hospital on their own. Most will go to the Emergency department with all their [[symptoms]] hidden. Some, however, will have a referral to a specific [[department]] and will go to the reception/waiting room of that department immediately. You have to imagine these patients as having seen a doctor at another facility, who then revealed some of their symptoms and decided to send them on to you. Any of these patients fall under one of three categories. *Low threat *Medium threat *High threat Low threat patients have(hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are unlikely to make them collapse. They will proceed straight towards the waiting room and don't visit the reception. Medium threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are likely to make them collapse eventually. They will go to the reception first where some of their symptoms are revealed (based on the skill of the receptionist). They will then be given priority in the waiting room if required '''Is this actually a mechanic???''' High threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are very likely to make them collapse (think organ failure for instance). They will follow the same steps as medium threat patients but will gain higher priority in the waiting room. '''Immobile patients''' always have a high threat rating and arrive at your hospital in an [[ambulance]] during the day- or night shift. These patients will be taken to the [[Trauma center]] for stabilization. After stabilization (suppressing dangerous symptoms) they will be send to another ward for further diagnosis. These patients need to be moved by a [[nurse]] on a stretcher. ====Amount of patients==== The amount of walk-in patients you receive during the day is primarily influenced by the [[Insurance Companies]] you have contracted. The number can be found in the insurance company tab. The rating of your hospital slightly affects this number as well. A bad rating would reduce your incoming numbers. Apart from new patients you can have patients from the previous day come back for two reasons: they were misdiagnosed or they were awaiting the results of a test when the day ended. The amount of immobile patients you receive depends on the amount of ambulances you have purchased. ===Diagnosing patients=== ===Treating patients=== Once you have confirmed the diagnoses of a patient you can proceed to treating them. Treating a patient consists out of a mandatory treatment and a secondary, optional treatment. The primary treatment is for the diagnosis you (or the ai doctors) have selected. This treatment will complete the processing of the patient. They will pay you, rate your hospital and then leave. The secondary treatments are for the symptoms the patient has. If you treat uncomfortable symptoms the patients will be more comfortable and will rate you hospital higher. Treatment is often a simple prescription for medication or a simple procedure a doctor can do in his office (cast for instance0. In more complex cases a patient will require surgery.......... ===Patients leaving=== Patients will leave your hospital for several reasons. The main reason is because you diagnosed them and completed the prescribed treatment. You will receive payment and a rating. Unless they were misdiagnosed they will not return. If you cannot diagnose or treat a patient due to missing equipment or rooms you can send them home without treatment. They will leave the hospital and you will receive no pay but will receive a negative rating('''is this true?''') At the end of clinic opening hours any patient in the process of being diagnosed to treated will leave. Only those awaiting the results of a lab test will return the day after ('''is this true'''). Hospitalized patients that can not be treated will be picked up by an ambulance and leave. 3f70bffe3ef7473ed16f6ea48ab0b6db484bcfe7 0 57 197 152 2018-11-23T14:35:39Z Bluehelmet 30527737 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263== *- Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *- Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *- Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *- Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *- Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *- Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *- Set music to always loop. *- Small fixes in medical database and texts. ==Patch 2 - Project Hospital 1.0.14276== *- Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to rooms). *- Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to objects outside of map). *- Fixed inconsistent highlighting of elevator placement. *- Enabled elevator placement outside (automatically builds foundations below). *- Fixed popup for 'department not able to diagnose a patient' popping up when laboratory test are still running. *- Small fixes in texts. *- A Mac version built using Unity 2018 is available on beta branch, this should fix missing support for retina displays/resolutions. ==Patch 3 - Project Hospital 1.0.14303== *- Fixed some values in options not saved (most importantly UI scale). *- Fixed one case of pathfinding stuck trying to use an inaccessible elevator. *- Fixed a rare case of ambulances stuck in fastest time scale. *- Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in a fired doctor's office. *- Fixed technologists in lab on occasion stuck using sink forever. *- Fixed a few min room sizes. *- Fixed antidepressants not allowed to be prescribed for patients on observation. *- Fixed MRI and CT allowed right next to a wall. *- Fixed MRI price. *- A few small changes to decrease difficulty in tutorial 3. *- Small fixes in texts. ==Patch 4 - Project Hospital 1.0.14331== *- Feature: much improved highlighting of rooms with problems. *- Feature: added warnings about department problems to main panel. *- Fixed two cases of broken stretchers causing patients to get stuck waiting in bed. *- Fixed radiologists sometimes ignoring patients for the rest of the day after taking a break. *- Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck waiting for a fired doctor. *- Fixed required room sizes of diagnostic units. *- Fixed number of technologists not shown on the hospitalization panel in management mode. *- Fixed collapse system not safe against deleting defibrillators. *- Fixed a few symptom/diagnosis issues. *- Fixed the (maybe not bug, but still annoying) problem with patients with planned urine sampling stuck at the doctor's waiting for a free toilet on the same floor. *- Small fixes in texts. *- Updated translations for the included languages (more are on the way, like Italian, Russian or Korean, big thanks to our hard working volunteer translators!). ==Patch 5 - Project Hospital 1.0.14398== *- Upgraded engine to Unity 2018.2 to bring proper retina display support on Mac and hopefully fix a few. crashes/green screen issues related to Unity. *- Added automatic cancelling of procedures that a doctor can't prescribe when the player manually switches a patient's doctor. *- Updated cost of radiology prefabs. *- Improved efficiency of radiology waiting rooms in case there's one shared waiting room for the whole department. *- Improved the 'couldn't sit' satisfaction modifier, it's not applied at the reception anymore. *- Fixed one case of stuck paramedics. *- Fixed characters sometimes stuck during defibrillation when there was only one available defibrillator. *- Fixed one more rare case of broken stretchers blocking patient transfers. *- Fixed elevators not working correctly if there was more than 16 of them. *- Fixed examination list not immediately updated after switching a patient's department by hand. *- Fixed a hidden error in patients waiting for player but with no finished procedures. *- Fixed a hidden error when cancelling hospitalization on a patient walking to bed. *- Fixed load button in main menu starting loading even with no map selected. *- Fixed 'buy ambulance' objective sometimes requiring two ambulances to be placed. *- Fixed nurses allowed to do free time activities but not fill their needs at departments with patients who require care. *- Minor fixes in the UI (wrong tooltips, text truncation etc.). *- Minor fixes in texts (medical accuracy, missing information in a few tooltips). ==Patch 6 - Project Hospital 1.0.14523== *- Selecting ICU treatment automatically switches patient's department to ICU. *- Doctors prescribe more treatments for symptoms causing discomfort. *- Implemented new music track for events and critical situations. *- Implemented immediate transport by the same ambulance when sending away patients who just arrived and are waiting for a free trauma center. *- Simplified some steps in tutorial 3, fixed undesired collapses during the tutorial. *- Improved a lot of text boxes and tooltips to better support localization and longer texts. *- Removed unused message types from options. *- Fixed main treatment for a diagnosis sometimes not applied for patients with wrong diagnosis. *- Fixed looping sounds sometimes not paused with the game (for example when popups pause the game). *- Fixed hidden patients shown in patient's table with some filters. *- Fixed shifts not shown for janitors in table of employees. *- Fixed sofas stuck reserved when deleting doors while a character is already walking to the sofa. *- Fixed a few specific errors causing characters getting stuck while deleting rooms during collapses or medicine and food delivery. *- Fixed patients stuck when their room got deleted right when they were about to be released. *- Fixed a couple more hidden errors. ==Patch 7 - Project Hospital 1.0.14611== More translations are now included: Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian. *- Implemented moving of tables with equipment on top, [CTRL] can be used to pick up individual objects like before. *- Added more info to reserved staff and staff performing examinations and treatments. *- Added room name to status bar when hovering over rooms in management mode. *- Split messages about patients waiting for examination/treatment into 'waiting for bed' and 'waiting for transport'. *- Switched autosave to only alternate between two files. *- Disabled reset of employee roles if their room/office got deleted. *- Disabled display of daily schedule items related to hospitalization when there's only clinic. *- Allowed staff without a workspace to go home after a while instead of spending the whole shift in common room. *- Switched second half of tutorial 3 to a simplified version. *- Fixed nurses and technologists not getting a specialization when leveling up. *- Fixed janitors sometimes blocking equipment in exam rooms by leaving their carts right next to an object. *- Fixed placement of objects allowed even if a required slot on a neighboring tile wasn't accessible (for example exam table and dialysis machine). *- Fixed a couple of specific cases of characters stuck (collapses, fired staff, deleted rooms). *- Fixed missing lab analyzer in general surgery unit prefab. *- Fixed ICU not triggered correctly during collapse if the player has also prescribed it. *- Fixed a few issues with examinations and treatments (vasolidators and bandage not available at the ICU, palpitations not discoverable at the ICU; treatments for injury to he chest, injury to the collarbone, mandibular injury). *- More minor UI/hidden error fixes. 0a9e9e7bf55b8d0497a1654b79561f49e80b5831 200 197 2018-12-29T03:57:07Z GamingFlaming 30539653 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Patches''' All patches released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263== *- Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *- Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *- Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *- Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *- Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *- Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *- Set music to always loop. *- Small fixes in medical database and texts. ==Patch 2 - Project Hospital 1.0.14276== *- Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to rooms). *- Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to objects outside of map). *- Fixed inconsistent highlighting of elevator placement. *- Enabled elevator placement outside (automatically builds foundations below). *- Fixed popup for 'department not able to diagnose a patient' popping up when laboratory test are still running. *- Small fixes in texts. *- A Mac version built using Unity 2018 is available on beta branch, this should fix missing support for retina displays/resolutions. ==Patch 3 - Project Hospital 1.0.14303== *- Fixed some values in options not saved (most importantly UI scale). *- Fixed one case of pathfinding stuck trying to use an inaccessible elevator. *- Fixed a rare case of ambulances stuck in fastest time scale. *- Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in a fired doctor's office. *- Fixed technologists in lab on occasion stuck using sink forever. *- Fixed a few min room sizes. *- Fixed antidepressants not allowed to be prescribed for patients on observation. *- Fixed MRI and CT allowed right next to a wall. *- Fixed MRI price. *- A few small changes to decrease difficulty in tutorial 3. *- Small fixes in texts. ==Patch 4 - Project Hospital 1.0.14331== *- Feature: much improved highlighting of rooms with problems. *- Feature: added warnings about department problems to main panel. *- Fixed two cases of broken stretchers causing patients to get stuck waiting in bed. *- Fixed radiologists sometimes ignoring patients for the rest of the day after taking a break. *- Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck waiting for a fired doctor. *- Fixed required room sizes of diagnostic units. *- Fixed number of technologists not shown on the hospitalization panel in management mode. *- Fixed collapse system not safe against deleting defibrillators. *- Fixed a few symptom/diagnosis issues. *- Fixed the (maybe not bug, but still annoying) problem with patients with planned urine sampling stuck at the doctor's waiting for a free toilet on the same floor. *- Small fixes in texts. *- Updated translations for the included languages (more are on the way, like Italian, Russian or Korean, big thanks to our hard working volunteer translators!). ==Patch 5 - Project Hospital 1.0.14398== *- Upgraded engine to Unity 2018.2 to bring proper retina display support on Mac and hopefully fix a few. crashes/green screen issues related to Unity. *- Added automatic cancelling of procedures that a doctor can't prescribe when the player manually switches a patient's doctor. *- Updated cost of radiology prefabs. *- Improved efficiency of radiology waiting rooms in case there's one shared waiting room for the whole department. *- Improved the 'couldn't sit' satisfaction modifier, it's not applied at the reception anymore. *- Fixed one case of stuck paramedics. *- Fixed characters sometimes stuck during defibrillation when there was only one available defibrillator. *- Fixed one more rare case of broken stretchers blocking patient transfers. *- Fixed elevators not working correctly if there was more than 16 of them. *- Fixed examination list not immediately updated after switching a patient's department by hand. *- Fixed a hidden error in patients waiting for player but with no finished procedures. *- Fixed a hidden error when cancelling hospitalization on a patient walking to bed. *- Fixed load button in main menu starting loading even with no map selected. *- Fixed 'buy ambulance' objective sometimes requiring two ambulances to be placed. *- Fixed nurses allowed to do free time activities but not fill their needs at departments with patients who require care. *- Minor fixes in the UI (wrong tooltips, text truncation etc.). *- Minor fixes in texts (medical accuracy, missing information in a few tooltips). ==Patch 6 - Project Hospital 1.0.14523== *- Selecting ICU treatment automatically switches patient's department to ICU. *- Doctors prescribe more treatments for symptoms causing discomfort. *- Implemented new music track for events and critical situations. *- Implemented immediate transport by the same ambulance when sending away patients who just arrived and are waiting for a free trauma center. *- Simplified some steps in tutorial 3, fixed undesired collapses during the tutorial. *- Improved a lot of text boxes and tooltips to better support localization and longer texts. *- Removed unused message types from options. *- Fixed main treatment for a diagnosis sometimes not applied for patients with wrong diagnosis. *- Fixed looping sounds sometimes not paused with the game (for example when popups pause the game). *- Fixed hidden patients shown in patient's table with some filters. *- Fixed shifts not shown for janitors in table of employees. *- Fixed sofas stuck reserved when deleting doors while a character is already walking to the sofa. *- Fixed a few specific errors causing characters getting stuck while deleting rooms during collapses or medicine and food delivery. *- Fixed patients stuck when their room got deleted right when they were about to be released. *- Fixed a couple more hidden errors. ==Patch 7 - Project Hospital 1.0.14611== More translations are now included: Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian. *- Implemented moving of tables with equipment on top, [CTRL] can be used to pick up individual objects like before. *- Added more info to reserved staff and staff performing examinations and treatments. *- Added room name to status bar when hovering over rooms in management mode. *- Split messages about patients waiting for examination/treatment into 'waiting for bed' and 'waiting for transport'. *- Switched autosave to only alternate between two files. *- Disabled reset of employee roles if their room/office got deleted. *- Disabled display of daily schedule items related to hospitalization when there's only clinic. *- Allowed staff without a workspace to go home after a while instead of spending the whole shift in common room. *- Switched second half of tutorial 3 to a simplified version. *- Fixed nurses and technologists not getting a specialization when leveling up. *- Fixed janitors sometimes blocking equipment in exam rooms by leaving their carts right next to an object. *- Fixed placement of objects allowed even if a required slot on a neighboring tile wasn't accessible (for example exam table and dialysis machine). *- Fixed a couple of specific cases of characters stuck (collapses, fired staff, deleted rooms). *- Fixed missing lab analyzer in general surgery unit prefab. *- Fixed ICU not triggered correctly during collapse if the player has also prescribed it. *- Fixed a few issues with examinations and treatments (vasolidators and bandage not available at the ICU, palpitations not discoverable at the ICU; treatments for injury to he chest, injury to the collarbone, mandibular injury). *- More minor UI/hidden error fixes. ==Patch 8 - Project Hospital 1.0.14691== *- New translations: Italian and Chinese (Simplified) *- Increased manual UI scale range *- Implemented zoom in/out using numpad [+] and [-] *- Implemented run in background, added to options *- Added maximum number of floors to tweakables.xml *- Added zoom range to tweakables.xml *- Optimized update after placing items in building mode *- Fixed texture quality settings not saved *- Fixed a rare bug with decals button in building mode switching to ambulances *- Fixed tooltips displayed close to the right edge of the screen flickering in certain resolutions *- Fixed objects stuck reserved after scheduling treatments on patients with an examination already reserved *- Fixed patients stuck in a waiting room when all doctors in nearby offices are fired *- Fixed elevators broken by deleting their doors *- Fixed toilets outside of rooms considered usable *- Fixed PCs moved with tables leaving behind another workspace *- Fixed a couple of treatments not available everywhere where needed *- Fixed a rare error causing an infinite popup about ambiguous diagnosis *- Fixed patients from events sometimes assigned to a disabled insurance company *- Fixed manual selection of ICU allowed for patients without a diagnosis *- Fixed blood ignored by janitors in rooms only one tile wide *- Fixed cardiography unit prefab for Internal Medicine department *- Fixed a couple more internal errors *- Attempted a blind fix for broken portrait rendering on Mac *- Attempted a blind fix for a rare green screen in main menu ==Patch 9 - Project Hospital 1.0.14725== A quick patch mostly to quickly address the ambulance placement issue in a few scenarios that got introduced in patch 8. *- Fixed regression bug preventing ambulances to be placed in certain levels *- Fixed cancelling of objects move would place the object back on incorrect floor *- Fixed a rare hidden error in events *- Optimized janitor behavior and room selection ==Patch 10 - Project Hospital 1.0.14766== One more patch before the holidays! :) *- New translations: Dutch and Japanese! *- Fixed info about running procedures not displayed for clinic doctors *- Fixed a hidden error preventing assigning employees between departments *- Fixed examination availability in patient's card sometimes not updated when switching departments *- Fixed anesthesiologists possibly sitting on a wrong stool in the OR if there are multiple stools *- Fixed a rare error during a couple of treatments *- Fixed a regression: doctors from on call room could be assigned to certain clinic patients *- Fixed a regression: prefab preview flickering since the update to Unity 2018 *- Hotfixed objects stuck reserved by employees who are at home (on load and every hour) 05e45923d422626277a9122b52ea5950c537470a 0 89 198 2018-12-14T18:53:30Z 197.101.21.189 0 Created page with "The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together {| class="emergencytable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together {| class="emergencytable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | "Bench" or "Chair" or "Fancy chair", ("Queue machine" and "Info TV") | Mirror" or "Vending Machine" or "Water dispenser" |- |} 857dde1197f1ae092dfbc108f90bee06df341e99 209 198 2019-01-09T10:53:13Z 195.130.223.2 0 wikitext text/x-wiki The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together {| class="emergencytable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | "Bench" or "Chair" or "Fancy chair", ("Queue machine" and "Info TV") | Mirror" or "Vending Machine" or "Water dispenser" |- |} 058ab46a631dee23da269e7db6ba14c7de3f9c63 211 209 2019-01-09T10:56:26Z 195.130.223.2 0 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together {| class="emergencytable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | "Bench" or "Chair" or "Fancy chair", ("Queue machine" and "Info TV") | Mirror" or "Vending Machine" or "Water dispenser" |- |} ab01dcfdd61aabe9cb157b5678225c90a46f4ef3 218 211 2019-01-09T11:22:15Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together == Clinic == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | Doctor's office | | | | | |- | Restroom | | | | | |- | Corridor | | | | | |- | Reception | | | | | |- | Common room | | | | | |- | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} == Hospitalization == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | On-Call room | | | | | |- | Nurses station | | | | | |- | Observation room | | | | | |- | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} 6d6ee2de005a8211a937e41e24bb1b923d7e7ee9 223 218 2019-01-09T12:07:18Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | Doctor's office | | | | | |- | Restroom | | | | | |- | Corridor | | | | | |- | Reception | | | | | |- | Common room | | | | | |- | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | On-Call room | | | | | |- | Nurses station | | | | | |- | Observation room | | | | | |- | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 185589f8e64ddb416433146f66171ca9e20d1f9d 0 49 199 91 2018-12-16T02:04:47Z XDelphi 30535411 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nurses''' are the [[staff|staff members]] involved in treating and caring for patients on wards. == Levels == #Nursing intern #Registered nurse #Nurse specialist == Skills == *'''Patient care''': Nurse is capable of providing various types of patient care. == Specializations == *'''Receptionist''': Receptionist represent point of first contact with patient. *'''Medical surgery''': Medical surgery nurse represent important part of operative surgical teams. *'''Clinical specialist''': Clinical Nurse Specialist is capable of revealing appearance of patient's symptoms. == Roles == *'''Patient Care''': Patient care nurses are essential to the function of all inpatient wards (observation, regular, HDU and ICU) and will fulfil tasks such as checking on the patient, diagnostics to uncover new symptoms (with the clinical nurse specialist skill) and provide food or prescribed medications during meal and med times. *'''Patient Transport''': Patient transport is often one of the biggest contributors to poor hospital and efficiency as well as delay in diagnostics or treatments. Nurses assigned to transfer patients as well as provide patient care can become extremely busy, especially in large hospitals where the layout is inefficient as it will require extra time to move patients between wards, diagnosis, imaging or surgery. It is often advisable, especially in high capacity clinics, to have at least one (if not more) nurse assigned to solely transfer patients. For monetary purposes you can use nursing interns with low skills and low wages to act as porters - ideally couple these individuals with the fast and hard worker (no breaks) trait for maximum productivity. *'''Nurse - Surgery''': To run surgeries in departments - besides emergency - you will need a minimum of three nurses; two nurses to scrub into the surgery and one to transport the patient to the theatre. The scrub nurses must have the medical surgery specialism and ideally will not be assigned to patient care or transfer as this can delay surgeries. When a surgery is scheduled and all staff have been reserved to perform it, the two scrub nurses will proceed to the theatre first, while the third transports the patient. Surgeons (3) will follow shortly after. Once the surgery is completed a nurse will be required to stay with the patient until another returns with a stretcher to transfer back to either the regular, high dependency (HDU) or intensive care (ICU) ward. 492a0d11a997ec20c48b58af26938947514ce941 0 90 201 2018-12-29T04:17:06Z GamingFlaming 30539653 Basic Control Page Template. wikitext text/x-wiki Project Hospital has the following keyboard controls ==Keyboard Layout== *Spacebar ** '''Pause Game''' *Enter Key | Enter Numpad ** '''Confirm Popup Notification ''' *Move Camera - WASD ** '''W - Forward''' ** '''A - Left''' ** '''D - Right''' ** '''S - Backward''' *Move Individual Objects ** '''Left CTRL key or click and drag an object.''' *Rotate Object ** '''R Key''' *Switch Game Speeds ** '''1 - Slow - Normal Paced''' ** '''2 - Medium Speed/Paced''' ** '''3 - Fast Speed/Paced''' *Close Unpinned UI Panels, Open Menu ** '''ESC''' *Close Unpinned UI Panels Only. ** '''Delete Key''' *Floor Up/Down ** '''Page Up - Up one floor''' ** '''Page Down - Down one floor.''' *Game Mode Switches **'''Game Mode - F5''' **'''Building Mode - F6''' **'''Management Mode - F7''' ed394ccb9923d5cfad8276a316b5b7b5a753743f 6 91 202 2019-01-08T14:59:20Z Zoranjoza 30541957 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 92 203 2019-01-08T14:59:39Z Zoranjoza 30541957 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 93 204 2019-01-08T14:59:49Z Zoranjoza 30541957 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 94 205 2019-01-08T14:59:59Z Zoranjoza 30541957 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 42 206 71 2019-01-08T15:00:44Z Zoranjoza 30541957 wikitext text/x-wiki {{stub}}'''Staff''' are the employees working within a facility. There are four categories of staff members. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Type ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Doctor]] | Interacts with patients to order and perform [[examination]]s, form [[diagnosis|diagnoses]], and prescribe [[treatment]]s |- | [[Nurse]] | Involved in all aspects of patient care, such as assisting with procedures and transporting patients throughout the hospital |- | [[Technologist]][[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Records images of the body and analyzes samples of body fluids to aid doctors in forming a diagnosis |- | [[Janitor]] | Keeps the facility clean |} == Skills and specializations == :Main article: [[Skills and Specializations]] f22a768ac44a49a0d1e969d5155b177a1ad05ec1 207 206 2019-01-08T15:02:37Z Zoranjoza 30541957 wikitext text/x-wiki {{stub}}'''Staff''' are the employees working within a facility. There are four categories of staff members. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Type ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] [[Doctor]] | Interacts with patients to order and perform [[examination]]s, form [[diagnosis|diagnoses]], and prescribe [[treatment]]s |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] [[Nurse]] | Involved in all aspects of patient care, such as assisting with procedures and transporting patients throughout the hospital |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg ]] [[Technologist]] | Records images of the body and analyzes samples of body fluids to aid doctors in forming a diagnosis |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] [[Janitor]] | Keeps the facility clean |} == Skills and specializations == :Main article: [[Skills and Specializations]] 92c574f8c5c2d631ae420029bc78aa88b99ab135 0 34 208 168 2019-01-09T10:51:51Z 195.130.223.2 0 Edit the discriptions of the departments according to the games press kit wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of eight departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Icon |- | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] |- | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] |- | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] |- | [[General Surgery Department]] | Genral surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] |- | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] |- | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] |- | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] |- | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services. | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] |} 0f9f2e24eb344b900e717d9a049e3c28952e5f49 221 208 2019-01-09T11:59:06Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of eight departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | Genral surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services. |} 7854a8aedee4f50565b8702cb6e425eb0739bc39 0 95 210 2019-01-09T10:55:56Z 195.130.223.2 0 Created page with "[[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. 909de36b968c25d0a632a0286ac10ebb0c85d025 219 210 2019-01-09T11:39:52Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | Waiting Room | | | | | |- | Rest Room | | | | | |- | X-ray Room | | | | | |- | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | Common Room | | | | | |- | CAG Room | | | | | |- | CT Room | | | | | |- | MRI Room | | | | | |- |} 025b5c0effad86a226dfb75d66edb390838c62ac 224 219 2019-01-09T12:07:55Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | Waiting Room | | | | | |- | Rest Room | | | | | |- | X-ray Room | | | | | |- | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | Common Room | | | | | |- | CAG Room | | | | | |- | CT Room | | | | | |- | MRI Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 13926e67eab57f99e7e479f0e6ca46db7d117ed9 0 96 212 2019-01-09T10:57:47Z 195.130.223.2 0 Created page with "[[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. 1e8a5cedb2bc5a27bfb1609c5fdc72cd8f4afd9e 220 212 2019-01-09T11:44:54Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | ICU | | | | | |- | Restroom | | | | | |- | Corridor | | | | | |- | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | Common Room | | | | | |- |} 513aba5b4eb989368ce242c2ab11895a183303e9 225 220 2019-01-09T12:08:44Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | ICU | | | | | |- | Restroom | | | | | |- | Corridor | | | | | |- | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | Common Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === bcaa55727e8e1c4f6deee45f8bba2f120bc6d82b 0 97 213 2019-01-09T10:59:58Z NL Brom78 30542149 Created page with "[[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] Genral surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] Genral surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. 0bbb43a576e6326478eb3f6ceb68ef99a2227179 0 98 214 2019-01-09T11:00:42Z NL Brom78 30542149 Created page with "[[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. 9b310827fa1857abbfbb758a9529e44ecabfdf7a 0 99 215 2019-01-09T11:01:27Z NL Brom78 30542149 Created page with "[[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. 78a63ffdab5d5257b9bb38112f93ae466327e958 0 100 216 2019-01-09T11:02:03Z NL Brom78 30542149 Created page with "[[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. 19e7b59610f6772d0e20095e723fd5ab83036c52 0 101 217 2019-01-09T11:02:36Z NL Brom78 30542149 Created page with "[[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services. 6ed1739c375726eec875ed4fd229aed99ab56548 0 74 222 177 2019-01-09T12:02:13Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Company Name ! scope="col" | Cost Coverage Percent ! scope="col" | Prerequisite |- | [[File:IN_COM_NONE.png]] | Uninsured | 70% | Emergency Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_AAA.png]] | CHEAP'o'Care | 80% | 1 Treated Patient |- | [[File:IN_COM_BBB.png]] | AbdomiGUT | 100% | General Surgery Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_CCC.png]] | Liver TY | 100% | Internal Medicine Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_DDD.png]] | Quick Snap Care | 100% | Orthopaedy Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_EEE.png]] | Overcure Inc. | 120% | Cardiology Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_FFF.png]] | Brainee Care | 120% | Neurology Clinic |- |} a7142609470a9f993d3f86638dea297c3f942e02 6 102 226 2019-01-09T12:30:40Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 103 227 2019-01-09T12:35:40Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 104 228 2019-01-09T12:38:43Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 105 229 2019-01-09T12:38:53Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 106 230 2019-01-09T12:39:03Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 107 231 2019-01-09T12:39:16Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 108 232 2019-01-09T12:39:25Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 109 233 2019-01-09T12:39:39Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 110 234 2019-01-09T12:40:05Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 111 235 2019-01-09T12:40:16Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 112 236 2019-01-09T12:40:31Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 113 237 2019-01-09T12:40:43Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 114 238 2019-01-09T12:40:57Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 115 239 2019-01-09T12:41:46Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 95 240 224 2019-01-09T12:42:03Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Rest Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | | | | |- | | CT Room | | | | | |- | |MRI Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 4a8e7de47115c391c1a996d2a1163ea6d135f799 244 240 2019-01-09T12:57:29Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Rest Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | | | | |- | | CT Room | | | | | |- | |MRI Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 4f44461eb22347efea85fb09a18bed747edb19f0 247 244 2019-01-09T13:01:50Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Rest Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | | | | |- | | CT Room | | | | | |- | |MRI Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 4a8e7de47115c391c1a996d2a1163ea6d135f799 252 247 2019-01-09T13:06:43Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Clinic */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icom ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Minimal Size ! scope="col" | Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Rest Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | | | | |- | | CT Room | | | | | |- | |MRI Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 4bcea54f98bedb1fd79151393673b43ab7da60f8 255 252 2019-01-09T13:47:02Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Clinic */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icom ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Minimal Size ! scope="col" | Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Rest Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | | | | |- | | CT Room | | | | | |- | |MRI Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 0eaf2fb70409c85629b7b1d837f4d2bfd4f9495e 256 255 2019-01-09T13:51:38Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Rest Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | | | | |- | | CT Room | | | | | |- | |MRI Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 7560a4880a572bd11e9ce1262cfd39b39cb50938 263 256 2019-01-09T14:28:51Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Rest Room | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | | CT Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | |MRI Room | |6 X 5 | | | |- |} === Staff === 536354e6d60b21bfb2ca8d95cac7831acca15aed 275 263 2019-03-12T13:42:54Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | | CT Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | |MRI Room | |6 X 5 | | | |- |} === Staff === 77705d5c8d25cda553e3e4b2d97ebe02503f709d 278 275 2019-03-12T13:45:43Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | | CT Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | |MRI Room | |6 X 5 | | | |- |} === Staff === c988f23b93df3f46d6749ddb5efdd71f2e929bd1 279 278 2019-03-12T14:02:25Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | | CT Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | |MRI Room | |6 X 5 | | | |- |} === Staff === ad9e11218e4f71da736c2bda3744e867de3d8264 280 279 2019-03-12T14:03:38Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | | CT Room | | 5 X 5 | | | |- | |MRI Room | |6 X 5 | | | |- |} === Staff === 01f12a3fb4b758f656d68164bd2925da29810511 0 96 241 225 2019-01-09T12:47:03Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | | ICU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | Rooom_Commonroom.png | Common Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === dc9cf297505e72f98e2f5260b0ba1a85ad9256b8 242 241 2019-01-09T12:48:36Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | | ICU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 348db696df7d16fc3c2a832172263f35238383a6 245 242 2019-01-09T12:58:02Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | | ICU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 46831a3f45b6da30715941e60e02881afe550793 248 245 2019-01-09T13:02:12Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | | ICU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 348db696df7d16fc3c2a832172263f35238383a6 253 248 2019-01-09T13:07:02Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icom ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Minimal Size ! scope="col" | Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | | ICU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === c28b309df9c9138b4e0dceddec76c2bce10486c7 258 253 2019-01-09T13:54:33Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | | ICU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 77cb7f75d2c933386355734855eef92211d49834 276 258 2019-03-12T13:43:33Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | | ICU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 841b95f3c405c9982ff951e5f0b9491078562b95 281 276 2019-03-12T14:07:01Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | | | | | |- | | ICU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 131fc4caa372605fcb9a36023178df66726c57e1 0 89 243 223 2019-01-09T12:55:38Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icom ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Minimal Size ! scope="col" | Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | On-Call room | | | | | |- | Nurses station | | | | | |- | Observation room | | | | | |- | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} === Staff === d3fa939fd944df399b933c61811ad64c3c7e6582 246 243 2019-01-09T13:01:26Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icom ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Minimal Size ! scope="col" | Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | On-Call room | | | | | |- | Nurses station | | | | | |- | Observation room | | | | | |- | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} === Staff === a10bde0a0274a8b3811495f18c8a4bab7e25d898 249 246 2019-01-09T13:04:38Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icom ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Minimal Size ! scope="col" | Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 91954f1589c2cadad0c248deff7333b5cdff7320 250 249 2019-01-09T13:05:18Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icom ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Minimal Size ! scope="col" | Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Room Name ! scope="col" | Room Description ! scope="col" | Room Size (Min) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Room Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 97d371a9a61d2aa996383186ca6e38fe6b06913f 251 250 2019-01-09T13:06:16Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icom ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Minimal Size ! scope="col" | Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icom ! scope="col" | Name ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Minimal Size ! scope="col" | Content (Mandatory) ! scope="col" | Content (Recommended) ! scope="col" | Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 207ba0c809b6ccaec9831daee215e5ea04d1fd96 257 251 2019-01-09T13:53:44Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has the following rooms associated with it Items in brackets () are used together == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} === Staff === 7ffdf5dea3aeb5f6bc11310ea40a85f34e1e0843 261 257 2019-01-09T14:00:01Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Corridor | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === c6c70602076caabd5f962d90901873d9d119b385 262 261 2019-01-09T14:26:06Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | 1 X 1 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === eeaac27d86008bfd68619167bd5b9952b6afc54d 264 262 2019-01-09T14:30:10Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | 1 X 1 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | | 4 X 4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 8341ea2215f58d1e4fda33171720e2b22299828d 267 264 2019-01-16T12:57:52Z Dom 30544052 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 476227cd149576570c938d7bcfd0cb09cc0a471d 283 267 2019-03-12T14:14:58Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === cc5d761b0c5d75f2342f6e20a095d18e11979fc6 284 283 2019-03-12T14:17:03Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === e02d9a3850ee1ad5d181d5287d0e36a0b3ece277 285 284 2019-03-12T14:20:33Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 5d081b03a1b191adef2fc6e74ebc75e8b945de85 286 285 2019-03-12T14:23:31Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist (Nurse with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === a602d80be20994392be4d01dc704ad65a030af08 288 286 2019-03-12T14:27:51Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist (Nurse with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | x1 |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | x1 |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | Stretcher | x1 |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | x1 |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | x1 |- |} facaa5ca06167b9a3d3a4ce067f4c34c8c911170 0 116 254 2019-01-09T13:31:18Z NL Brom78 30542149 Created page with "Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000..." wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Trait ! scope="col" | Description |- | | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Trait ! scope="col" | Description |- | | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Trait ! scope="col" | Description |- | | Early bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | | Night owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} f33afe09dfd9a906e05b6871903bfec853128f6d 260 254 2019-01-09T13:56:52Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Early bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | | Night owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 647f5e48c09f146a84a02f8abe25273368f20da1 0 74 259 222 2019-01-09T13:55:38Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Company Name ! Cost Coverage Percent ! Prerequisite |- | [[File:IN_COM_NONE.png]] | Uninsured | 70% | Emergency Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_AAA.png]] | CHEAP'o'Care | 80% | 1 Treated Patient |- | [[File:IN_COM_BBB.png]] | AbdomiGUT | 100% | General Surgery Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_CCC.png]] | Liver TY | 100% | Internal Medicine Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_DDD.png]] | Quick Snap Care | 100% | Orthopaedy Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_EEE.png]] | Overcure Inc. | 120% | Cardiology Clinic |- | [[File:IN_COM_FFF.png]] | Brainee Care | 120% | Neurology Clinic |- |} 52df56d557d99198edf402cd03ae5ea4a078d67b 0 99 265 215 2019-01-09T14:59:04Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | 1 X 1 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Orthopaedic Lab | | 4 X 4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | | Operating Room | | | | | |- | | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 1ee08f109e4a9e97e29239d16a1f513de44e80c4 277 265 2019-03-12T13:44:31Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | | 1 X 1 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Orthopaedic Lab | | 4 X 4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | | Operating Room | | | | | |- | | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 1454ae377164ef00a101e0ab5ec1d7b12c4e34d9 282 277 2019-03-12T14:08:27Z NL Brom78 30542149 /* Clinic */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Orthopaedic Lab | | 4 X 4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | | Operating Room | | | | | |- | | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 0aaac3cc2c832ff4824e42ec970068a81058d1d8 0 51 266 159 2019-01-16T01:27:47Z 5.151.225.231 0 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Examinations''' are performed by [[doctor | doctors]] and [[technologist | technologists]]. ==Examinations== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Examination ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Required room ! scope="col" | Required equipment |- | '''Triage in reception''' | ''Receptionists can assign a higher priority to the patient based on their symptoms.'' | [[Reception]] | |- | '''Abdominal palpation''' | ''Type of physical examination. The examiner palpates (touches) nine areas of the patient's abdomen, performing it twice, both superficially and deeply'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Angiography''' | ''An imaging method used to visualize the lumen of the blood vessels and organs, particulary the arteries, the veins, and the heart.'' | [[CAG room]] | |- | '''Audiometry''' | ''Audiometric testing determines the patient's level of hearing.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Microbial sampling ''' | ''Microbial sampling is the collection of samples from the patient (e.g. body fluids, sputum, stool) for further analysis '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Microbial cultivation ''' | '' Laboratory cultivation of the specific sample obtained from the patient in order to determine if bacterias are present and which kind of bacteria it is.'' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Barium swallowing ''' | ''A test where the patient swallows a barium sulfate mixture that shows up on x-ray. It is used to examine the lumen of the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''Basic visual test''' | '' Common visual test used to examine the patient's visual acuity.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | [[Eye test]] |- | '''Biopsy - sampling ''' | ''A surgical procedure where a piece of tissue (e.g. lung, liver, intestine) is taken out for further testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Biopsy - testing ''' | ''The piece of tissue that was taken our during the biopsy procedure is examined under a microscope and treated with various preparations for allow for more specific testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Blood pressure measurement ''' | ''The classic, manual measurement of the patient's blood pressure and pulse (heartbeat frequency) using sphygmomanometer. '' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Blood draw ''' | ''The collection of a sample of the patient's blood (venous or arterial) for further analysis or testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood test ''' | ''Laboratory analysis of a blood sample. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - sampling ''' | ''The sampling of blood for a Complete Blood Count (CBC) test. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - testing ''' | ''Complete Blood Count (CBC) test counts all of the cells found in the blood and determines if there is an increase or decrease in any of those cells '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood analysis - ICU''' | ''Special blood analysis that is mostly used at intensive care units.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Urgent Echo''' | ''Special critical care echocardiography used mainly in intensive care units or trauma centers to assess if the heart is pumping properly, if there is any fluid in the pericardium (the sac around the heart) or fluid surrounding the lungs.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[FAST usg]] |- | '''CRP''' | ''C-reactive protein (CRP) is diagnostic test based on a quick blood test measuring the concentration of C-reactive protein that is indicative of inflammatory and infectious diseases.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''CT''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) is an imaging modality that creates detailed images of the internal organs and bones. By injecting intravenous constrast or making the patient swallow contrast, the use of CT can be used to assess a wider range of diseases.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''CT - enterography''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) enterography is diagnostic imaging modality creating detailed images of the intestines by injecting intravenous contrast after the patient has ingested liquid contrast.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''Ear examination''' | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's ears, including the ear canal and the eardrum.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''ECG''' | ''Electrocardiography (ECG) is the recording of the heart's electrical activity by electrodes on the skin.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EEG''' | ''Electroencephalography (EEG) is the recording of the brain's electrical activity by equipping the patient with a hat containing many electrodes.'' | [[Neuroexam unit]] | |- | '''Echo''' | ''Echocardiography is the ultrasonographic assessment of the patient's heart and large veins and arteries entering and leaving the heart.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EMG''' | ''Electromyography (EMG) is the recording and evaluation of the electrical activity of the patient's muscles.'' | [[office | Doctor's office]] / [[observation room]] / [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit at orthopaedy department]] | |- | '''Gastroscopy''' | ''A procedire where a flexible tube (endoscope) witha atiny video camera and a light source in the end is inserted through the mouth in order to examine the upper part of digestive tract'' | [[office]] / [[Diagnostic unit at]] [[General Surgery dpt]] / [[Internal Medicine dpt]] / [[cardiology dpt]] | |- |} 186aa384d215711069069c6a192bcf2c099e7a63 0 117 268 2019-02-02T17:33:17Z ThatTonybo 30549628 Starting off the Achievements page wikitext text/x-wiki Achievements are set goals that you can meet and unlock as you play through the game. There are 53 achievements in total that you can unlock through Steam. == List of achievements == A list of the current achievements that are obtainable, '''including hidden achievements'''. {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description |- [[File:https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/937206718581514137/786979FEFD615819A1FEA899EC0CCD64A04978C9/]] Young Doctor Treat your first patient. |- |} ab1997f629e22f2bea4a0b4ad1bfddf83acf19d5 269 268 2019-02-02T17:34:20Z ThatTonybo 30549628 Fix the table wikitext text/x-wiki Achievements are set goals that you can meet and unlock as you play through the game. There are 53 achievements in total that you can unlock through Steam. == List of achievements == A list of the current achievements that are obtainable, '''including hidden achievements'''. {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description |- | n/a | Young Doctor | Treat your first patient. |- |} e9979311ca714301185032f40ab04549376e0a6b 0 118 270 2019-02-27T22:30:32Z 131.161.45.177 0 Created page with "Hello there, My name is George, and I was wondering if you would like to have your website shoutwiki.com promoted as a resource on my blog georgemartjr.com ? We are updatin..." wikitext text/x-wiki Hello there, My name is George, and I was wondering if you would like to have your website shoutwiki.com promoted as a resource on my blog georgemartjr.com ? We are updating our broken link resources to include up to date resources for our readers. Our resource links are manually approved as a do follow link. If you are interested in having your site included as a resource on our blog, please let me know. Thanks for your consideration, George badff693c192ea8a56c75f2fcf95413dc841cec2 271 270 2019-03-01T21:50:19Z 50.99.82.83 0 Blanked the page wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 34 272 221 2019-03-03T17:07:28Z Dogemaster 30558562 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of eight departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services. |} b31affabf5d241d00891da57600a34ba19334776 0 97 274 213 2019-03-10T17:11:15Z 185.230.125.38 0 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] Genral surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | internal medicine office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === b672d210d651bfabd1183837710c53565d74595b 6 119 287 2019-03-12T14:26:52Z NL Brom78 30542149 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 91 289 202 2019-03-12T14:31:28Z NL Brom78 30542149 NL Brom78 uploaded a new version of [[File:Doctor.jpg]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 93 290 204 2019-03-12T14:32:16Z NL Brom78 30542149 NL Brom78 uploaded a new version of [[File:Nurse.jpg]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 94 291 205 2019-03-12T14:33:40Z NL Brom78 30542149 NL Brom78 uploaded a new version of [[File:Technologic.jpg]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 92 292 203 2019-03-12T14:34:16Z NL Brom78 30542149 NL Brom78 uploaded a new version of [[File:Janitor.jpg]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 51 293 266 2019-03-31T01:11:19Z Sergiolp 30564332 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Examinations''' are performed by [[doctor | doctors]] and [[technologist | technologists]]. ==Examinations== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Examination ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Required room ! scope="col" | Required equipment |- | '''Triage in reception''' | ''Receptionists can assign a higher priority to the patient based on their symptoms.'' | [[Reception]] | |- | '''Abdominal palpation''' | ''Type of physical examination. The examiner palpates (touches) nine areas of the patient's abdomen, performing it twice, both superficially and deeply'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Angiography''' | ''An imaging method used to visualize the lumen of the blood vessels and organs, particulary the arteries, the veins, and the heart.'' | [[CAG room]] | |- | '''Audiometry''' | ''Audiometric testing determines the patient's level of hearing.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Microbial sampling ''' | ''Microbial sampling is the collection of samples from the patient (e.g. body fluids, sputum, stool) for further analysis '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Microbial cultivation ''' | '' Laboratory cultivation of the specific sample obtained from the patient in order to determine if bacterias are present and which kind of bacteria it is.'' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Barium swallowing ''' | ''A test where the patient swallows a barium sulfate mixture that shows up on x-ray. It is used to examine the lumen of the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''Basic visual test''' | '' Common visual test used to examine the patient's visual acuity.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | [[Eye test]] |- | '''Biopsy - sampling ''' | ''A surgical procedure where a piece of tissue (e.g. lung, liver, intestine) is taken out for further testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Biopsy - testing ''' | ''The piece of tissue that was taken our during the biopsy procedure is examined under a microscope and treated with various preparations for allow for more specific testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Blood pressure measurement ''' | ''The classic, manual measurement of the patient's blood pressure and pulse (heartbeat frequency) using sphygmomanometer. '' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Blood draw ''' | ''The collection of a sample of the patient's blood (venous or arterial) for further analysis or testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood test ''' | ''Laboratory analysis of a blood sample. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - sampling ''' | ''The sampling of blood for a Complete Blood Count (CBC) test. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - testing ''' | ''Complete Blood Count (CBC) test counts all of the cells found in the blood and determines if there is an increase or decrease in any of those cells '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood analysis - ICU''' | ''Special blood analysis that is mostly used at intensive care units.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Urgent Echo''' | ''Special critical care echocardiography used mainly in intensive care units or trauma centers to assess if the heart is pumping properly, if there is any fluid in the pericardium (the sac around the heart) or fluid surrounding the lungs.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[FAST usg]] |- | '''CRP''' | ''C-reactive protein (CRP) is diagnostic test based on a quick blood test measuring the concentration of C-reactive protein that is indicative of inflammatory and infectious diseases.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''CT''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) is an imaging modality that creates detailed images of the internal organs and bones. By injecting intravenous constrast or making the patient swallow contrast, the use of CT can be used to assess a wider range of diseases.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''CT - enterography''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) enterography is diagnostic imaging modality creating detailed images of the intestines by injecting intravenous contrast after the patient has ingested liquid contrast.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''Ear examination''' | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's ears, including the ear canal and the eardrum.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''ECG''' | ''Electrocardiography (ECG) is the recording of the heart's electrical activity by electrodes on the skin.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EEG''' | ''Electroencephalography (EEG) is the recording of the brain's electrical activity by equipping the patient with a hat containing many electrodes.'' | [[Neuroexam unit]] | |- | '''Echo''' | ''Echocardiography is the ultrasonographic assessment of the patient's heart and large veins and arteries entering and leaving the heart.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EMG''' | ''Electromyography (EMG) is the recording and evaluation of the electrical activity of the patient's muscles.'' | [[office | Doctor's office]] / [[observation room]] / [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit at orthopaedy department]] | |- | '''Evaluation'''" | ''Considering all the symptoms and examinations recently carried out to specify the diagnosis. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''FAST'''" | ''Fast Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST) is a special ultrasonography method used in the evaluation of trauma patients and intensive care unit patients. '' | [[Trauma center, ICU]] | |- | '''Elastase test - sampling'''" | ''The collection of a stool sample from the patient in order to quantify the amount of the elastase produced by the pancreas. It indicates the actual function of the pancreas. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[RIA]] |- | '''Elastase test - testing'''" | ''The measurement of elastase in a stool sample from a patient. The amount indicates the actual function of the pancreas. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[RIA]] |- | '''Mycologic sampling'''" | ''Collecting various samples from the patient's body for cultivation in order to determine if fungal species are present or not. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Glassware ]]+[[ Microscope]] |- | '''Fungal cultivation'''" | ''Laboratory cultivation of the specific samples obtained from the patient's body. ' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Glassware ]]+[[ Microscope]] |- | '''Gastroscopy'''" | ''A procedure where a flexible tube (endoscope) with a tiny video camera and a light source in the end is inserted through the mouth in order to examine the upper part of digestive tract.'' | [[Office / Diagnostic unit at General Surgery dpt / Internal Medicine dpt / Cardiology dpt]] | |- | '''Gonioscopy'''" | ''Gonioscopy is an eye examination used to evaluate the drainage system of the eye.'' | | |- | '''Heart monitoring'''" | ''Longterm monitoring of the heart's eletrical activity. '' | [[ICU / Trauma center / Observation room ]] | [[Wall monitor / Anesthetic machine]] |- | '''Chest auscultation'''" | ''The auscultation (listening with a stethoscope) of the heart and lungs. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Laryngoscopy'''" | ''A procedure where a flexible tube (endoscope) with a tiny video camera and a light source in the end is inserted through the nose to examine the larynx, glottis, and vocal chords. Laryngoscopy is also used to facilitate tracheal intubation. '' | [[Doctor's office / Observation room / ICU]] | |- | '''MRI'''" | ''Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) creates detailed images of the anatomy and physiology of the body and internal organs by using a magnetic fields, magnetics waves, and radio waves. '' | [[MRI room]] | |- | '''Nasal cavity inspection'''" | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's nose including the nasal cavity. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Neck palpation'''" | ''Palpation (touching) of the patient's neck. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Neurological testing'''" | ''Different simple and specific questions and tests that provide information about the patient's central nervous system. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Ophthalmoscopy'''" | ''A procedure where the fundus/retina is visualised through a funduscope/opthalmoscope. '' | [[Doctor's office / Observation room / Trauma center / ICU / Office/Diagnostic unit at Internal Medicine dpt / Neurology dpt]] | |- | '''Oral cavity inspection'''" | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's oral cavity. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''PCR - sampling'''" | ''Sampling of biological material for polymerase chain reaction analysis in the laboratory. Examination is quick, cheap and exact. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Thermal cycler]] |- | '''PCR - testing'''" | ''Polymerase chain reaction is quick examination method of identifying infectious disease caused by bacteria or viruses. Examination is quick, cheap and exact. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Thermal cycler]] |- | '''Perimetry'''" | ''Perimetry is ophtalmology test that systematically tests the complete field of vision. '' | [[Office / Diagnostic Unit at Neurology dpt.]] | |- | '''Peritoneal fluid analysis - sampling'''" | ''Sampling of peritoneal fluid with a large needle and syringe through the abdominal wall. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Peritoneal fluid analysis - testing'''" | ''Biochemical test that analyzes the fluid collected from the peritoneal space. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Physical examination'''" | ''Examination of the specific area on the patient's body. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Interview'''" | ''Interviewing the patient to get as much information as possible about his medical condition. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Serologic sampling'''" | ''Drawing of a blood sample for serologic tests. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ RIA]] |- | '''Serologic testing'''" | ''Special blood test examining specific antibodies and antigens. Antibodies are proteins made by human immune system to neutralize pathogens. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ RIA]] |- | '''Skin allergy test'''" | ''Injection of a small amount of different of allergen extracts into the skin usually on the arm to confirm or deny the allergic reactions to specific allergens. '' | [[Offices / Diagnostic units at Emergency dpt / ICU dpt / Neurology dpt]] | |- | '''Speech listening'''" | ''Listening to speech flow of the patient. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''CSF sampling'''" | ''Sampling of cerebrospinal fluid is performed by inserting a needle through the lower back into the spinal canal, draining a small amount of cerebrospinal fluid. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ Lab analyzer]] |- | '''CSF analysis'''" | ''Process of analysis of cerebrospinal fluid in the laboratory. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Spirometry'''" | ''One of the most common pulmonary function test, measuring lung function. '' | [[Office / Diagnostic Unit at Internal Medicine dpt]] | |- | '''Stool collecting'''" | ''Procedure to collect a sample of patient's stool for further analysis. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Stool analyzer]] |- | '''Stool analysis'''" | ''Analysis of the patient's stool for bacteria, blood, parasites etc. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Stool analyzer]] |- | '''Sweat Chloride Test'''" | ''Special biochemical test used to diagnose cystic fibrosis. '' | [[Office / Diagnostic unit at Internal Medicine dpt]] | |- | '''Temperature measurement'''" | ''Examination to determine the current body temperature. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Thorax percussion'''" | ''Examination consisting of systematically tapping on the thorax to identify areas with less air within the thorax. '' | [[Offices / Diagnostic Units at General Surgery dpt / Internal Medicine dpt / Cardiology dpt]] | |- | '''Tonometry'''" | ''Test that measures pressure inside the eye also known as intraocular pressure. | [[Neuroexam unit]] | |- | '''Transient elastography'''" | ''Special ultra sound imaging method that maps elastic properties and stiffness of soft tissues in the internal organs. '' | [[Sonography unit]] | |- | '''PS blood control'''" | ''Post surgery blood analysis is used in post-operative care in patients that could suffer from sepsis. '' | [[Cardiography unit ]] | [[Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Urine analysis - sampling'''" | ''Sampling of mid-stream urine from a patient, or from a patient's catheter. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Urine analysis - testing'''" | ''Biochemical analysis of a urine sample. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Lab analyzer]] |- | '''USG'''" | ''Ultrasonography is a medical imaging technique using ultrasound waves, resulting in visualization of both soft and hard tissues and organs. '' | [[Sonography unit]] | |- | '''X-ray back'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones of the back. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''X-ray head'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones of the skull. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''X-ray lower limb'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones of the lower limb. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''X-ray chest'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones and shadows of the thorax. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''X-ray upper limb'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones the arm. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''Differential diagnosis'''" | ''Special case-review that reduces the amount of possible diagnoses. Can only be performed by a doctor with advanced diagnosis specialization.'' |- |} 5c676920e30a1d9464ad17ddb48c39b6906b8e7a 294 293 2019-03-31T01:12:06Z Sergiolp 30564332 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Examinations''' are performed by [[doctor | doctors]] and [[technologist | technologists]]. ==Examinations== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Examination ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Required room ! scope="col" | Required equipment |- | '''Triage in reception''' | ''Receptionists can assign a higher priority to the patient based on their symptoms.'' | [[Reception]] | |- | '''Abdominal palpation''' | ''Type of physical examination. The examiner palpates (touches) nine areas of the patient's abdomen, performing it twice, both superficially and deeply'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Angiography''' | ''An imaging method used to visualize the lumen of the blood vessels and organs, particulary the arteries, the veins, and the heart.'' | [[CAG room]] | |- | '''Audiometry''' | ''Audiometric testing determines the patient's level of hearing.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Microbial sampling ''' | ''Microbial sampling is the collection of samples from the patient (e.g. body fluids, sputum, stool) for further analysis '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Microbial cultivation ''' | '' Laboratory cultivation of the specific sample obtained from the patient in order to determine if bacterias are present and which kind of bacteria it is.'' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Barium swallowing ''' | ''A test where the patient swallows a barium sulfate mixture that shows up on x-ray. It is used to examine the lumen of the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''Basic visual test''' | '' Common visual test used to examine the patient's visual acuity.'' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | [[Eye test]] |- | '''Biopsy - sampling ''' | ''A surgical procedure where a piece of tissue (e.g. lung, liver, intestine) is taken out for further testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Biopsy - testing ''' | ''The piece of tissue that was taken our during the biopsy procedure is examined under a microscope and treated with various preparations for allow for more specific testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Glassware]] + [[Microscope]] |- | '''Blood pressure measurement ''' | ''The classic, manual measurement of the patient's blood pressure and pulse (heartbeat frequency) using sphygmomanometer. '' | Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Blood draw ''' | ''The collection of a sample of the patient's blood (venous or arterial) for further analysis or testing. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood test ''' | ''Laboratory analysis of a blood sample. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - sampling ''' | ''The sampling of blood for a Complete Blood Count (CBC) test. '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''CBC - testing ''' | ''Complete Blood Count (CBC) test counts all of the cells found in the blood and determines if there is an increase or decrease in any of those cells '' | [[Stat lab]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Blood analysis - ICU''' | ''Special blood analysis that is mostly used at intensive care units.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[Hematoanalyzer]] |- | '''Urgent Echo''' | ''Special critical care echocardiography used mainly in intensive care units or trauma centers to assess if the heart is pumping properly, if there is any fluid in the pericardium (the sac around the heart) or fluid surrounding the lungs.'' | [[ICU room]] | [[FAST usg]] |- | '''CRP''' | ''C-reactive protein (CRP) is diagnostic test based on a quick blood test measuring the concentration of C-reactive protein that is indicative of inflammatory and infectious diseases.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''CT''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) is an imaging modality that creates detailed images of the internal organs and bones. By injecting intravenous constrast or making the patient swallow contrast, the use of CT can be used to assess a wider range of diseases.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''CT - enterography''' | ''Computed tomography (CT) enterography is diagnostic imaging modality creating detailed images of the intestines by injecting intravenous contrast after the patient has ingested liquid contrast.'' | [[CT room]] | |- | '''Ear examination''' | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's ears, including the ear canal and the eardrum.'' | Any [[office]] or [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''ECG''' | ''Electrocardiography (ECG) is the recording of the heart's electrical activity by electrodes on the skin.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EEG''' | ''Electroencephalography (EEG) is the recording of the brain's electrical activity by equipping the patient with a hat containing many electrodes.'' | [[Neuroexam unit]] | |- | '''Echo''' | ''Echocardiography is the ultrasonographic assessment of the patient's heart and large veins and arteries entering and leaving the heart.'' | [[Cardiography unit]] | |- | '''EMG''' | ''Electromyography (EMG) is the recording and evaluation of the electrical activity of the patient's muscles.'' | [[office | Doctor's office]] / [[observation room]] / [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit at orthopaedy department]] | |- | '''Evaluation'''" | ''Considering all the symptoms and examinations recently carried out to specify the diagnosis. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''FAST'''" | ''Fast Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST) is a special ultrasonography method used in the evaluation of trauma patients and intensive care unit patients. '' | [[Trauma center, ICU]] | |- | '''Elastase test - sampling'''" | ''The collection of a stool sample from the patient in order to quantify the amount of the elastase produced by the pancreas. It indicates the actual function of the pancreas. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[RIA]] |- | '''Elastase test - testing'''" | ''The measurement of elastase in a stool sample from a patient. The amount indicates the actual function of the pancreas. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[RIA]] |- | '''Mycologic sampling'''" | ''Collecting various samples from the patient's body for cultivation in order to determine if fungal species are present or not. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Glassware ]]+[[ Microscope]] |- | '''Fungal cultivation'''" | ''Laboratory cultivation of the specific samples obtained from the patient's body. ' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Glassware ]]+[[ Microscope]] |- | '''Gastroscopy'''" | ''A procedure where a flexible tube (endoscope) with a tiny video camera and a light source in the end is inserted through the mouth in order to examine the upper part of digestive tract.'' | [[Office / Diagnostic unit at General Surgery dpt / Internal Medicine dpt / Cardiology dpt]] | |- | '''Gonioscopy'''" | ''Gonioscopy is an eye examination used to evaluate the drainage system of the eye.'' | | |- | '''Heart monitoring'''" | ''Longterm monitoring of the heart's eletrical activity. '' | [[ICU / Trauma center / Observation room ]] | [[Wall monitor / Anesthetic machine]] |- | '''Chest auscultation'''" | ''The auscultation (listening with a stethoscope) of the heart and lungs. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Laryngoscopy'''" | ''A procedure where a flexible tube (endoscope) with a tiny video camera and a light source in the end is inserted through the nose to examine the larynx, glottis, and vocal chords. Laryngoscopy is also used to facilitate tracheal intubation. '' | [[Doctor's office / Observation room / ICU]] | |- | '''MRI'''" | ''Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) creates detailed images of the anatomy and physiology of the body and internal organs by using a magnetic fields, magnetics waves, and radio waves. '' | [[MRI room]] | |- | '''Nasal cavity inspection'''" | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's nose including the nasal cavity. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Neck palpation'''" | ''Palpation (touching) of the patient's neck. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Neurological testing'''" | ''Different simple and specific questions and tests that provide information about the patient's central nervous system. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Ophthalmoscopy'''" | ''A procedure where the fundus/retina is visualised through a funduscope/opthalmoscope. '' | [[Doctor's office / Observation room / Trauma center / ICU / Office/Diagnostic unit at Internal Medicine dpt / Neurology dpt]] | |- | '''Oral cavity inspection'''" | ''Examination and visual inspection of the patient's oral cavity. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''PCR - sampling'''" | ''Sampling of biological material for polymerase chain reaction analysis in the laboratory. Examination is quick, cheap and exact. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Thermal cycler]] |- | '''PCR - testing'''" | ''Polymerase chain reaction is quick examination method of identifying infectious disease caused by bacteria or viruses. Examination is quick, cheap and exact. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Thermal cycler]] |- | '''Perimetry'''" | ''Perimetry is ophtalmology test that systematically tests the complete field of vision. '' | [[Office / Diagnostic Unit at Neurology dpt.]] | |- | '''Peritoneal fluid analysis - sampling'''" | ''Sampling of peritoneal fluid with a large needle and syringe through the abdominal wall. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Peritoneal fluid analysis - testing'''" | ''Biochemical test that analyzes the fluid collected from the peritoneal space. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Physical examination'''" | ''Examination of the specific area on the patient's body. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Interview'''" | ''Interviewing the patient to get as much information as possible about his medical condition. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Serologic sampling'''" | ''Drawing of a blood sample for serologic tests. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ RIA]] |- | '''Serologic testing'''" | ''Special blood test examining specific antibodies and antigens. Antibodies are proteins made by human immune system to neutralize pathogens. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ RIA]] |- | '''Skin allergy test'''" | ''Injection of a small amount of different of allergen extracts into the skin usually on the arm to confirm or deny the allergic reactions to specific allergens. '' | [[Offices / Diagnostic units at Emergency dpt / ICU dpt / Neurology dpt]] | |- | '''Speech listening'''" | ''Listening to speech flow of the patient. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''CSF sampling'''" | ''Sampling of cerebrospinal fluid is performed by inserting a needle through the lower back into the spinal canal, draining a small amount of cerebrospinal fluid. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ Lab analyzer]] |- | '''CSF analysis'''" | ''Process of analysis of cerebrospinal fluid in the laboratory. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Medical centrifuge ]]+[[ Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Spirometry'''" | ''One of the most common pulmonary function test, measuring lung function. '' | [[Office / Diagnostic Unit at Internal Medicine dpt]] | |- | '''Stool collecting'''" | ''Procedure to collect a sample of patient's stool for further analysis. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Stool analyzer]] |- | '''Stool analysis'''" | ''Analysis of the patient's stool for bacteria, blood, parasites etc. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Stool analyzer]] |- | '''Sweat Chloride Test'''" | ''Special biochemical test used to diagnose cystic fibrosis. '' | [[Office / Diagnostic unit at Internal Medicine dpt]] | |- | '''Temperature measurement'''" | ''Examination to determine the current body temperature. '' || Any [[office]] / [[diagnostic unit]] | |- | '''Thorax percussion'''" | ''Examination consisting of systematically tapping on the thorax to identify areas with less air within the thorax. '' | [[Offices / Diagnostic Units at General Surgery dpt / Internal Medicine dpt / Cardiology dpt]] | |- | '''Tonometry'''" | ''Test that measures pressure inside the eye also known as intraocular pressure. | [[Neuroexam unit]] | |- | '''Transient elastography'''" | ''Special ultra sound imaging method that maps elastic properties and stiffness of soft tissues in the internal organs. '' | [[Sonography unit]] | |- | '''PS blood control'''" | ''Post surgery blood analysis is used in post-operative care in patients that could suffer from sepsis. '' | [[Cardiography unit ]] | [[Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Urine analysis - sampling'''" | ''Sampling of mid-stream urine from a patient, or from a patient's catheter. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Lab analyzer]] |- | '''Urine analysis - testing'''" | ''Biochemical analysis of a urine sample. '' | [[Stat Lab ]] | [[Lab analyzer]] |- | '''USG'''" | ''Ultrasonography is a medical imaging technique using ultrasound waves, resulting in visualization of both soft and hard tissues and organs. '' | [[Sonography unit]] | |- | '''X-ray back'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones of the back. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''X-ray head'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones of the skull. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''X-ray lower limb'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones of the lower limb. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''X-ray chest'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones and shadows of the thorax. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''X-ray upper limb'''" | ''X-ray imaging of the bones the arm. '' | [[X-ray room]] | |- | '''Differential diagnosis'''" | ''Special case-review that reduces the amount of possible diagnoses. Can only be performed by a doctor with advanced diagnosis specialization.'' | | |- |} e6edf8f90867b642111087f98cd3a8fcfc087d3d 0 95 295 280 2019-04-25T14:57:34Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer, | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiograph control panel, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment |- |} === Staff === 9b9212fe5512c232475c2d759fac427a18767f4d 299 295 2019-04-25T15:44:32Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer, | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiograph control panel, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Not available |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | Optional (Unnecessary, no workplace) |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} 6bf7965cc4d701def0bd8187221c86bc0ae8b658 303 299 2019-04-25T17:01:54Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer, | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiograph control panel, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} ee983e4efb5677463b0921e2b4c2385e24561027 6 120 296 2019-04-25T15:07:31Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 121 297 2019-04-25T15:25:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 122 298 2019-04-25T15:29:04Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 123 300 2019-04-25T15:50:58Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 96 301 281 2019-04-25T16:24:32Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Clinic == There is no ICU clinic. Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to mantain their vital functions | 4 x 4 | Modern hospital bed, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, Fast USG, Hematology analyzer, Life monitor or Life monitor advanced, Life support, Mechanical ventilator, Mobile workstation | Stretcher, Bed socket | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Dressing screen, Equipment table,Medical light, Mobile cabinet, Operating room lights, Ocygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | Stretcher | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Optional (Unnecessary, no workplace) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Optional (Unnecessary, no workplace) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} ae7943d532ea041b712334f62aa771c08db68130 302 301 2019-04-25T16:26:09Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Clinic == There is no ICU clinic. Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to mantain their vital functions | 4 x 4 | Modern hospital bed, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, Fast USG, Hematology analyzer, Life monitor or Life monitor advanced, Life support, Mechanical ventilator, Mobile workstation | Stretcher, Bed socket | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Medical light, Mobile cabinet, Operating room lights, Ocygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | Stretcher | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Optional (Unnecessary, no workplace) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Optional (Unnecessary, no workplace) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} 260afe485406f89f7d4ae9989a6070b9bd455277 304 302 2019-04-25T17:02:14Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Clinic == There is no ICU clinic. Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to mantain their vital functions | 4 x 4 | Modern hospital bed, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, Fast USG, Hematology analyzer, Life monitor or Life monitor advanced, Life support, Mechanical ventilator, Mobile workstation | Stretcher, Bed socket | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Medical light, Mobile cabinet, Operating room lights, Ocygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | Stretcher | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} 440b589d5b921ed20941af73d8ef77fc5249274e 0 89 305 288 2019-04-25T17:02:48Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist (Nurse with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | Technologist | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | Stretcher | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | Doctor | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Nurse | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | Janitor | Optional |- |} df992a7e6121f9370d98baa05cf62275a9dfc041 0 124 306 2019-04-25T17:42:06Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' | insurance = 300 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vitamin Deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hunger]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pork tapeworm present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical and visual examination *Blood test sampling *Stool analysis sampling *Differential Diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments |Antitapeworm pills]] *[[Treatments |Analgesics]] *[[Treatments |Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments |Stomachics]] 022ae999b85bdf4f07a36755df546fcfe14f646b 313 306 2019-04-25T18:14:43Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' | insurance = 300 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vitamin Deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hunger]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pork tapeworm present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical and visual examination *Blood test sampling *Stool analysis sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antitapeworm pills]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] d55e6d62911f6ab24780e5a9e9998ca5f0a94c6a 0 125 307 2019-04-25T17:50:35Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Beef tapeworm present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical and visual examination *Stool analysis sampling *Differential Diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments |Antitapeworm pills]] *[[Treatments |Analgesics]] 664be974ff7674415c26ce52efa399346a2b3952 312 307 2019-04-25T18:14:11Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Beef tapeworm present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical and visual examination *Stool analysis sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments |Antitapeworm pills]] *[[Treatments |Analgesics]] cc1c619d1e9cdd887c85e480f3c6e870b94724fa 0 126 308 2019-04-25T18:02:15Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection w..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscles and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Itchy blisters]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Papulas and vesicles]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical and visual examination *Differential Diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antivirotics]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] cbb9691044b15ca9019751752346cfaf53c95f3c 311 308 2019-04-25T18:13:59Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscles and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Itchy blisters]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Papulas and vesicles]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical and visual examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antivirotics]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] f02fd505c92898dfc592a0502be3ddee298a95eb 0 127 309 2019-04-25T18:06:08Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on neck]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on arm]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on torso]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Widespread painful rash]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measuremen *Physical and visual examination *Differential Diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antivirotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 140d1d38d5bc9170554adf848826bc588fdddd53 314 309 2019-04-25T18:14:59Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on neck]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on arm]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on torso]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Widespread painful rash]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical and visual examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antivirotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 0b3eb60922235c13b533af9c5f1842e88804ed00 0 128 310 2019-04-25T18:09:36Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers o..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nail discoloration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Thickening and distortion of the nail]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fungal infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Fungal cultivation sampling *Differential Diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antifungal ointment]] *[[Treatments | Foot cream]] eb3af4336300528b7540620bb4e69f5673573293 0 129 315 2019-04-25T18:20:05Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hemoglobin low]] | 10 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Low hematocrit]] | 80 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Thorax percussion *Blood test sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Iron supplement]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 95f553d2ef9580cfaaee55c6abc1eb3920830b2b 0 130 316 2019-04-25T18:23:38Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested la..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Flatulence]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Lactose intolerance detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical and visual examination *Blood test sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] 2145b5cc2722032fcd5378d22631be44e643858c 0 131 317 2019-04-25T18:28:38Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or thr..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing difficulties]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal viral infection]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Inflammed sinuses]] | 35 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Temperature measurement *Chest listening *Nasal cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Antitusics]] *[[Treatments | Saline nasal spray]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 9d3db68e156b834ee8ed3f4394fb25ef388728a1 0 132 318 2019-04-25T18:33:27Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bad breath]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal obstruction]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Saline nasal spray]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] db8f80cda38cd82ada0367ae5b6ffe260e9e1cec 0 133 319 2019-04-25T18:37:33Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' | insuranc..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysphagia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hoarseness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscles and joints pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | White patches on tonsils]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] d8c82d1a9baea1d7ec6c6fcfc85ea9dd2a447c57 0 134 320 2019-04-25T18:43:54Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful cervical lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Otorhinolaryngological findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | S.Pyogenes present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest listening *Laryngoscopy *Bacteria cultivation sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydratation]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] 1ce83647c651151081682a1df68294371721418e 321 320 2019-04-25T18:48:26Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful cervical lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Otorhinolaryngological findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | S.Pyogenes present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest listening *Laryngoscopy *Bacteria cultivation sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydratation]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] 861bf541f05808e5915785d5e12a316e61b0aa9c 0 135 322 2019-04-25T18:49:09Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' | insur..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful cervical lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscles and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Otorhinolaryngological findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | RSV and ADVS present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest listening *Laryngoscopy *Serology testing sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydratation]] f264c6352e72ab46e8dc2f3f1162ae9527ba85d8 0 136 323 2019-04-25T18:53:29Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also b..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Hoarseness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysphagia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Larynx infected]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Inflammed sinuses]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Laryngoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Nasal saline spray]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] e6321148ef7e5e4ae221175a6ec17c96875ced10 0 137 324 2019-04-25T18:56:51Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscles and joints pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Influenza A detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical and visual examination *Chest listening *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Serology testing sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antivirotics]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] 1c549b8627c91aa0d9e398f7b55ac6069641f33c 0 138 325 2019-04-25T19:01:12Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing difficulties]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bronchial infection]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Lung findings]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Temperature measurement *Chest listening *X-ray torso *Bacteria cultivation sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antitusics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] a8a1ca4b7cda890f1f260b73f4d568c203e0c625 0 139 326 2019-04-25T19:02:25Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused b..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Itching]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nail discoloration]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Thickening and distortion of the nail]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | T. Pedis detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Fungal cultivation sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Steroid topical cream]] *[[Treatments | Antifungal ointment]] e1c668c8a37fc145a631fb7064aa17dcd81749a9 0 140 327 2019-04-25T19:05:44Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Itching eye]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Allergy discovered]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Inflammed sinuses]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Chest listening *Skin injection test *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatments | Saline nasal spray]] d21b49242dfeebd326f836c807845dc5151c6f29 0 118 328 271 2019-04-25T19:09:01Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Redness of skin]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Itching]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on arm]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on leg]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on neck]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash torso]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Itching eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful vesicular rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Allergen detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Skin injection test *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] 0e75ea1f306dd7462fa0a750f24bf4d1348f4384 0 141 329 2019-04-25T19:12:26Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the insid..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Elbow stiffness]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Elbow pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited arm motion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Elbow tendons damaged]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Temperature measurement *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Cold tiling]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 2169580f083f895f244af2e157760d3b2fabf425 0 142 330 2019-04-25T19:15:00Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painles..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Numbness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Scoliotic findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray back *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Excersise]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] e211058173764a48fe74cda93ab5a7e99cafa524 0 143 331 2019-04-25T19:16:30Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoo..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Cyanosis]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Raynaud's findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Vasodilators]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 543690d9e2258c8439a8b780150f7d227b41837f 0 144 332 2019-04-25T19:19:59Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can n..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joints pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Night sweats]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sleeping difficulties]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Trouble rising]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Long react time]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Depression]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chr. fatigue syndrome]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *Speech listening *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Exercise]] *[[Treatments | Antidepressives]] 3d8ee38c45b729dcd2a7b34500f70b9c5fb50775 0 145 333 2019-04-25T19:23:17Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sleeping difficulties]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritability]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Depression]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Anxiety]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Long react time]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Insomnia revealed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical and visual examination *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Sleeping drugs]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] ccef8e1b921e86b5c19a7f0a701b6cfdc3635f03 0 146 334 2019-04-25T19:27:18Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Injury to the arm]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited arm motion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Forearm contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 0bb295eafb8e51eac8b67ea4a8ecb9cfea3b1183 0 147 335 2019-04-25T19:29:16Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Injury to the hand]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Wrist contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] ba3a465a908ebf32e34c2c571b1b4250607fce80 0 148 336 2019-04-25T19:30:49Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Injury to the foot]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Warmth]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Forearm contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 7d191a6b0f30014bcf8330041cde35dfaa45ddcf 0 149 337 2019-04-25T19:32:54Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Ankle injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Warmth]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Ankle Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Inability to move the joint]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Ankle contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Leg orthosis]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] f1e2dbd05e8e4e26284d84d8f13ffea5203ac412 0 150 338 2019-04-25T19:34:27Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Injury to the leg]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited leg motion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Calf contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 5bd60c3bd866303a54211685460033cb790e5acd 0 151 339 2019-04-25T19:36:57Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Injury to the chest]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing difficulties]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Thorax contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray torso limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 6ce6b7ad9977e629aa34fd64f0b98fa044e4ec3c 0 89 340 305 2019-04-25T22:25:46Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ea2e4c8bd143345c5837f92258f4e27d6f1f02de 0 95 341 303 2019-04-25T22:28:14Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer, | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiograph control panel, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 9906a932d303b3e12e7592283568ae5be1c06bb9 0 96 342 304 2019-04-25T22:29:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Clinic == There is no ICU clinic. Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to mantain their vital functions | 4 x 4 | Modern hospital bed, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, Fast USG, Hematology analyzer, Life monitor or Life monitor advanced, Life support, Mechanical ventilator, Mobile workstation | Stretcher, Bed socket | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Medical light, Mobile cabinet, Operating room lights, Ocygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 634dca1994e485631d4794eeb8c565ef144a668c 343 342 2019-04-25T22:29:57Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Clinic == There is no ICU clinic. Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to mantain their vital functions | 4 x 4 | Modern hospital bed, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, Fast USG, Hematology analyzer, Life monitor or Life monitor advanced, Life support, Mechanical ventilator, Mobile workstation | Stretcher, Bed socket | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Medical light, Mobile cabinet, Operating room lights, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room Commonroom.png]] | Common Room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 3fbc94cc3e2bb50754d7db373057e7d41aed93ba 0 152 344 2019-04-26T09:54:20Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usual..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscles and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | LFT high level]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hepatitis A positive]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical and visual examination *Urine sample analysis sampling *Blood test sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 50239a8b6876756a470582d9e62807d8a732c57a 350 344 2019-04-26T10:55:01Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | insurance = 400 | department = General Surgery Department }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hepatitis A positive]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] debbee5ac740c16ea287ba0b685d2c43e117944b 369 350 2019-04-26T11:25:39Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | insurance = 400 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hepatitis A positive]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 6544fa70558ebd2a5370a07f3fa541f873a93dcf 375 369 2019-04-26T11:41:53Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | insurance = 400 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hepatitis A positive]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 1f8c6f4f8af489599c4a164fbdc3e6b412fe40ab 0 153 345 2019-04-26T10:01:09Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual conta..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | insurance = 900 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscles and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | LFT high level]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hepatitis B positive]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 25 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical and visual examination *Urine sample analysis sampling *USG *Blood test sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Interferon Alpha-2B]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] b5c539937f1c451ef430bf05b7a8cc84b5ae5243 349 345 2019-04-26T10:51:59Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | insurance = 900 | department = General Surgery Department }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hepatitis B positive]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 25 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *USG *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Interferon alpha-2b]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] 022c8ffb03be17b153114be7143c99fabeb73d22 351 349 2019-04-26T10:55:32Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Treatment */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | insurance = 900 | department = General Surgery Department }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hepatitis B positive]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 25 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *USG *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Interferon alpha-2b]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] 8fb6d9480d27506214abefd2685a40c15047eb80 370 351 2019-04-26T11:26:08Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | insurance = 900 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hepatitis B positive]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 25 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *USG *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Interferon alpha-2b]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] ca4d5273838d4123baa89245c14a29e01ee5ff7c 376 370 2019-04-26T11:45:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | insurance = 900 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hepatitis B positive]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *USG == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Interferon alpha-2b]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 8719b85a9f6ccbeb554bfab169d9d6c884627947 0 46 346 103 2019-04-26T10:46:28Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = Cardiology }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *CRP *EEG *ECHO *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] 814b6219a77615d672453e4fa0653697969e56d1 347 346 2019-04-26T10:46:38Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = Cardiology }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *CRP *EEG *ECHO *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] d0be61b21d021e4ed8dd76df307196969b4e5de9 0 154 348 2019-04-26T10:47:49Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. N..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = General Sugery Department }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Steatorrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive flatulence]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vitamin deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fat malabsorption]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Elastase - low level]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Atherosclerosis]] | 15 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Stool collecting *Blood draw *Echo *Differential diagnosis If [[Symptoms | Irregular heartbeat]] ocurred: *Urgent Echo *Heart monitoring *ECG *Elastase test - sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | PERT]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | ACE inhibitor]] If [[Symptoms | Irregular heartbeat]] ocurred: *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] 2cc85ef6f0e45c387ff5807de62e7031bacbf2d6 371 348 2019-04-26T11:26:36Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = General Sugery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Steatorrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive flatulence]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vitamin deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fat malabsorption]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Elastase - low level]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Atherosclerosis]] | 15 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Stool collecting *Blood draw *Echo *Differential diagnosis If [[Symptoms | Irregular heartbeat]] ocurred: *Urgent Echo *Heart monitoring *ECG *Elastase test - sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | PERT]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | ACE inhibitor]] If [[Symptoms | Irregular heartbeat]] ocurred: *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] 5efdbe3e5a33522013b5642bc5c8cdf5ca7984a3 377 371 2019-04-26T11:50:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = General Sugery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Steatorrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive flatulence]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vitamin deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fat malabsorption]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Elastase - low level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Atherosclerosis]] | 15 |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Stool collecting *Blood draw *Urgent Echo *Heart monitoring *ECG *Elastase test - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications ocurr: *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | PERT]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] If complications ocurr: *[[Treatments | ACE inhibitor]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] e896551d30f0cfed106bb9bf5e576fe1a7425e20 0 149 352 337 2019-04-26T10:59:53Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Ankle injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Warmth]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Ankle bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Joint immobility]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Ankle contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Leg orthosis]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] d55309b683bb3c391ef57b9e1c6c9f7b65df58a4 0 146 353 334 2019-04-26T11:01:19Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Arm injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited arm motion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Forearm contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] b7ca158fc499e4a5c5e3b5e68858a86f26a446c4 0 139 354 326 2019-04-26T11:03:18Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Itching]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nail discoloration]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nail thickening]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tinea pedis detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Mycologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Steroid cream]] *[[Treatments | Antifungal ointment]] 1ab1f17fdf123cbdb988f84b6d085b1d09b13b08 358 354 2019-04-26T11:06:15Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Itching]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nail discoloration]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nail thickening]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tinea pedis detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Mycologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Steroid cream]] *[[Treatments | Antifungal ointment]] 993a5e0a2429633e3c84db024baa7a6884b4bc62 0 128 355 310 2019-04-26T11:05:26Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nail discoloration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nail thickening]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fungal infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Mycologic sampling *Differential Diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antifungal ointment]] *[[Treatments | Foot cream]] 45f1ac35d73ed85547b9ea54bcace7c99e354081 356 355 2019-04-26T11:05:41Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nail discoloration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nail thickening]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fungal infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Mycologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antifungal ointment]] *[[Treatments | Foot cream]] aeb9ffee374224ca14a7ea0859002ac5b9f6b8b2 357 356 2019-04-26T11:05:59Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nail discoloration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nail thickening]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fungal infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Mycologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antifungal ointment]] *[[Treatments | Foot cream]] 26155ed5b3dace8b99de7b76a1063958fddfe246 0 127 359 314 2019-04-26T11:07:58Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on neck]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on arm]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on torso]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Widespread painful rash]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antivirals]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 7a9e28ad546c263fc251bbaf174660e67437fb20 381 359 2019-04-26T11:53:18Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on neck]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on arm]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on torso]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Widespread painful rash]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antivirals]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 149a005c7995d2ac0885e13c95b3552bc3f0598f 0 126 360 311 2019-04-26T11:09:15Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Itchy blisters]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Papulas and vesicles]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antivirals]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 3829bf922d6f8c4bdd8f846b0a297f5beca41759 380 360 2019-04-26T11:52:50Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Itchy blisters]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Papulas and vesicles]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antivirals]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 8a1a57d5bf8e178b970daf58ed9bf38aa37426de 0 125 361 312 2019-04-26T11:10:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Beef tapeworm present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Stool collecting *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antihelmintics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 88436af2abe9c1d1aa4f3989d7a321482df6a44e 362 361 2019-04-26T11:12:25Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Beef tapeworm detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Stool collecting *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antihelmintics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 68b1fa89cedfdcefe670f5d32cadb66fb8384bed 379 362 2019-04-26T11:51:48Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Beef tapeworm detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Stool collecting *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antihelmintics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 97c26354af66baeb9edde24c8ab632f87d3093cf 0 124 363 313 2019-04-26T11:14:02Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' | insurance = 300 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vitamin deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hunger]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pork tapeworm detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Stool collecting *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antihelmintics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] 5cb982379ea32b6076316620c85318d0227fa049 378 363 2019-04-26T11:51:11Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' | insurance = 300 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vitamin deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hunger]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pork tapeworm detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Stool collecting *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antihelmintics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 415eaa219488d359145f66aa4416d225af4f5674 0 129 364 315 2019-04-26T11:15:50Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Low Hemoglobin]] | 10 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Low hematocrit]] | 80 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Iron supplement]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 40227dd03df494d707f96275310c09149edef238 365 364 2019-04-26T11:16:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Low hemoglobin]] | 10 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Low hematocrit]] | 80 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Iron supplement]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 1e6caeae009925727ddad966c766de19a513ec1e 382 365 2019-04-26T11:54:04Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Low hemoglobin]] | 10 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Low hematocrit]] | 80 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Iron supplement]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 121a4537ad8f4b019108e394c89f04f2b3c0aff3 0 130 366 316 2019-04-26T11:18:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive flatulence]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Lactose intolerance]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] 4933c0c3e3d7d5b8a7c364d569bf1dc1f4887b68 0 131 367 317 2019-04-26T11:21:50Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing difficulties]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal viral infection]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Inflamed sinuses]] | 35 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Nasal cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | Saline nasal spray]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] e06904b3c605de16f18274b80da8c967fc41057c 383 367 2019-04-26T11:56:28Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing difficulties]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal viral infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Inflamed sinuses]] | 35 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Nasal cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | Saline nasal spray]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Saline nasal spray]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] fcddf64d82ed931cd0401e8078d8387530ccbf20 0 132 368 318 2019-04-26T11:24:08Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bad breath]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal obstruction]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Saline nasal spray]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 50e5d82315816d624d7e06bc9f75eb57a467c871 384 368 2019-04-26T11:57:01Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bad breath]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal obstruction]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Saline nasal spray]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 4d415f8b3cecd52d9623f37f284ce04a8bef131b 0 133 372 319 2019-04-26T11:29:03Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysphagia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hoarseness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | White patches on tonsils]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] 02435851c033e36494d1d69a1f894be4334355c3 0 134 373 321 2019-04-26T11:33:08Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | ORL findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | S. pyogenes present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Laryngoscopy *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydratation]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] 8c9dfe468db7528a61bab0d70acca914cb691f36 385 373 2019-04-26T11:58:11Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | ORL findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | S. pyogenes present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Laryngoscopy *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydratation]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 7c7e2b8478a81cd9b73c7b09bb0ddaafbb62bafe 0 135 374 322 2019-04-26T11:35:15Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | ORL findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | RSV present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Laryngoscopy *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydratation]] 819219922f069206b863f38d85c952b8c319f79f 0 136 386 323 2019-04-26T12:00:39Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Hoarseness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysphagia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Larynx infected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Inflamed sinuses]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Laryngoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Nasal saline spray]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 4d91ae47cfc7130a2c9a0983b0760cfb4925dcd5 0 137 387 324 2019-04-26T12:02:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Influenza A detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antivirals]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 5fd3f1cc5cd57b724c59b9c170619874c7c95cc6 0 138 388 325 2019-04-26T12:06:06Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bronchial infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal lung findings]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *X-ray chest == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] f4dd84e104f27026b9244eb78f956c2c334527ee 0 140 389 327 2019-04-26T12:08:34Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Itchy eyes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Allergy discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Inflammed sinuses]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Skin allergy test *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antihistamines]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Saline nasal spray]] 478c2db1eba080639dffdaf9443b4a1c20a02b2d 0 138 390 388 2019-04-26T12:08:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bronchial infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal lung findings]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *X-ray chest == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 6aac914948c95a274d8ac9701e7af895a8b6b32a 0 136 391 386 2019-04-26T12:09:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Hoarseness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysphagia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Larynx infected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Inflamed sinuses]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Laryngoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Nasal saline spray]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 022cb2043dbc10d8812237a325800f8216663401 0 118 392 328 2019-04-26T12:11:03Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Redness of skin]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Itching]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on arm]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on leg]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on neck]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash torso]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Itchy eyes]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful vesicular rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Allergen detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Skin allergy test *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] fc7945ce479601a88172cd6f0e879c6d775300f7 0 141 393 329 2019-04-26T12:12:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Elbow stiffness]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Elbow pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited arm motion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Elbow tendons damaged]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Cold tiling]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 419dfc941845e378638c4b0deb01c7774eb9ab48 0 142 394 330 2019-04-26T12:14:13Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Numbness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Scoliotic findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray back *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Excersise]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 2647503114a1ab213b9420b10783ad191bfb595b 0 143 395 331 2019-04-26T12:15:24Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Cyanosis]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Raynaud's findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Vasodilators]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] cf851180cfe2a0320051e9e37a2c68a6d8191f20 0 144 396 332 2019-04-26T12:17:10Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Night sweats]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sleeping problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Trouble rising]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Long reaction time]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Depression]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Exercise]] *[[Treatments | Antidepressives]] 56b5cc6cca291bbfdba10467a63e292e49883b24 427 396 2019-04-26T17:11:30Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Night sweats]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sleeping problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Trouble rising]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Long reaction time]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Depression]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Exercise]] *[[Treatments | Antidepressants]] e27c7b026acab171cb62c808e3173a927b3c9218 0 145 397 333 2019-04-26T12:18:45Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sleeping problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritability]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Depression]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Anxiety]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Long reaction time]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Insomnia revealed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Sleeping drugs]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] b31863dc754c0478084124d438fba298c0f608d2 0 146 398 353 2019-04-26T12:19:17Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Arm injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited arm motion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Forearm contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 43090c5ebabf363169f6800c964c86f6028dea53 0 147 399 335 2019-04-26T12:20:44Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hand injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Wrist contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatments]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 32430a0118c4a948673f8657b7c3fc8c679c05c5 400 399 2019-04-26T12:20:52Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hand injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Wrist contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] c61893686c09f398d831efa44df5e992ce249cb8 0 148 401 336 2019-04-26T12:27:33Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Foot injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Warmth]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Forearm contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] bddf6476828b1ee5ccb5fa76f280b51fbc6bdc2a 0 149 402 352 2019-04-26T12:28:02Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Ankle injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Warmth]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Ankle bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Joint immobility]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Ankle contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Leg orthosis]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 4697ad7ec3e9f2fd9e07c5f4c7fd32e3c8f4f3e4 0 150 403 338 2019-04-26T12:28:48Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Leg injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited leg motion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Calf contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 2a3ae7c26e8a1cee178838d1d2003b938b31519b 0 151 404 339 2019-04-26T12:30:31Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Thorax contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Bandage]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 55445efb10f42cc96aeeb6748347cbdc4edba760 0 155 405 2019-04-26T12:43:12Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' | insurance = 900 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hoarseness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysphagia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen thyroid gland]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Inflamed thyroid]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypertension]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *Heart monitoring *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 6aa74bed87138c164c8564276bcdd53e7a093c20 0 156 406 2019-04-26T12:53:32Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too lit..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' | insurance = 300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hair loss]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Constipation]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight gain]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Hyperlipidemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritability]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Cramps]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen thyroid gland]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Depression]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hearing problems]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | TSH - high level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated LDL]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Atherosclerosis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Neck palpation *Audiometry *ECG *Urgent Echo *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Synthetic thyroid hormones]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | ACE inhibitor]] 8476be2287ce0e4efb1300f2f5af95af603ad813 0 157 407 2019-04-26T14:05:03Z 193.125.158.142 0 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in ex..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' | insurance = 300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Anxiety]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tremor]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen thyroid gland]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | TSH - low level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hypertension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *ECG *Heart monitoring *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antithyroids]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Antihypertensive medication]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 587ae5a644ab8ad75e21fec8c1ad265800896cc5 0 158 408 2019-04-26T14:14:55Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' | insu..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' | insurance = 500 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Oesophagus abnormalities]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hyperacidity]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Oesophagus infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Thorax percussion *Neck palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Barium swallow *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antivirals]] *[[Treatments | Antacids]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 43e4107a72aad3a8732a0e391d3a2aeea212b6e9 0 159 409 2019-04-26T14:21:48Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 4200 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Sympto..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 4200 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Oesophagus abnormalities]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Purpura]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematochezia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Varices in the oesophagus]] | 80 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bleeding to stomach]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Barium swallow *Stool collecting *USG *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Band ligation]] *[[Treatments | Endoscopic cauterization]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] 48db9c79434ed138024a79b3103b9a44767261b7 410 409 2019-04-26T14:22:13Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 4200 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Oesophagus abnormalities]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Purpura]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematochezia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Varices in the oesophagus]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bleeding to stomach]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Barium swallow *Stool collecting *USG *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Band ligation]] *[[Treatments | Endoscopic cauterization]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] 19d4e4f4fb9c392dbbea0b71e0263704a539765d 0 160 411 2019-04-26T14:31:04Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main c..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' | insurance = 400 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Bad breath]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive belching]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | H. pylori detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hyperacidity]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Blood draw *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Triple therapy treatment]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Antacids]] b83ad2e24ed8b9ab7e6731816e67a62a3b283466 436 411 2019-04-27T09:18:22Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' | insurance = 400 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Bad breath]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive belching]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | H. pylori detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hyperacidity]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Blood draw *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Triple therapy treatment]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Antacids]] 37c7f26ab04cf019fb01dc7b0f742411c27ff64f 0 161 412 2019-04-26T14:38:48Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is mo..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive belching]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hyperacidity]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematochezia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Gastric ulcers identified]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bleeding to stomach]] | 25 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood draw *Stool collecting *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Proton pump inhibitors]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Antacids]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Endoscopic cauterization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 02d4d99f4f2a2ddfd2fec3c3ae77ec8e2b67b082 0 162 413 2019-04-26T14:48:02Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' | insurance = 400 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Stomach pain]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Indigestion]] | 25 |- | [[Symptoms | Gastritis discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 35 |- | [[Symptoms | Septic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw *CBC - sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Spasmolytics]] 2e2463b2499e42464d71b937de75aaea46bde34c 0 163 414 2019-04-26T14:57:22Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intest..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' | insurance = 2500 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Indigestion]] | 25 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive belching]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Duodenitis discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Intestinal bleeding]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood draw *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling *Blood analysis - ICU == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Proton pump inhibitors]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Endoscopic cauterization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] 415445dc7913f7090658df3a0c5cefbb0ef7f2b2 0 164 415 2019-04-26T15:05:51Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptu..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of apetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Bellybutton pain]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *CRP *Blood dry *Abdominal palpation *Blood analysis - ICU *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Laparoscopic surgery]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 91b18c8cbebfad61adae02d8dd39c96f5f9c1331 0 165 416 2019-04-26T15:13:53Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is un..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' | insurance = 800 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive flatulence]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematochezia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fat malabsorption]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Crohn's disease discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vitamin deficiency]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *CRP *Blood draw *Stool collecting *CT - enterography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroid ]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] a4b00c27be4358d6ab3a71c8cc5d5d5e5ed53a27 0 166 417 2019-04-26T15:22:53Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' | insurance = 800 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive flatulence]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematochezia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Colon ulcers]] | 80 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dehydration]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *CRP *Blod draw *Stool collecting *CT - enterography *Blood analysis - ICU *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroid ]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Spasmolytics]] fcad56cffeddd254f052c93e0bd75802472de710 0 167 418 2019-04-26T15:27:34Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment a..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' | insurance = 300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive flatulence]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen abdomen]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | IBS-D confirmed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 126a2d65202ec8f287b0ea7a592e9014f7e2292c 0 135 419 374 2019-04-26T15:28:27Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | ORL findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | RSV present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Laryngoscopy *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] da688e02a2959712d88b84b8417996691744b480 0 134 420 385 2019-04-26T15:28:37Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | ORL findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | S. pyogenes present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Laryngoscopy *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] cb21a22f2910522f23ab84041642155c32075abb 0 168 421 2019-04-26T15:36:34Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days...." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' | insurance = 300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Thirst]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Stomach pain]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Campylobacter in stool]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dehydration]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive belching]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Spasmolytics]] ffa3e0214611becff247f17a20cde33af606f5ba 0 169 422 2019-04-26T15:42:21Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' | insurance = 2800..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dehydration]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Intestinal fistula]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Barium swallow *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] a0143e1744dd1c5def1b9b33a2778cb648c15c6c 0 170 423 2019-04-26T15:49:27Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner a..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' | insurance = 3200 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Thirst]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Peritoneal fluid shows infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bacteremia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *CRP *Peritoneal fluid analysis - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling *Blood analysis - ICU == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] ca79b733a5134e6765f1da280692fe80125b156a 0 171 424 2019-04-26T15:55:54Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fibrotic liver tissue]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | A1At deficiency]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *CRP *Urine analysis - sampling *USG *Transient elastography *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | A1At replacement]] 612dfb625b10a0825842128e60231e7e66a5d1b2 0 43 425 135 2019-04-26T16:29:20Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of the ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} c201d0697dbe5842e0cb059a2d1a9759a96a0107 426 425 2019-04-26T17:02:35Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Neurology */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomnias]] | ''American trypanosomnias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of the ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} 2f143f43e682d5fa23465e6681fe255bb171d4ec 429 426 2019-04-26T17:49:09Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Internal Medicine */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of the ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} 81b2143dff7d4d68960759a48334ecf770619ab1 431 429 2019-04-26T18:16:54Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Orthopaedy */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} 7b2202344b1e0b737e5135fdc7f915a5e4e1d514 0 56 428 144 2019-04-26T17:21:22Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== Diseases marked with * only need the treatment if complications occur. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] | Offices or diagnostic rooms at General Surg. and Internal med. ICU, regular and HDU wards. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] | Operating room at General Surg. and ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Analgesics]] | ''Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain.'' | All diseases involving pain. | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antacids]] | ''Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux.'' | [[Esophagitis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti Inflammatory Cream]] | ''Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream used to treat various inflammations and also relieve from pain or swelling.'' | ? | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti seizures medicine]] | ''Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures.'' | ? | Any office or diagnostic unit and ICU. |- | [[Antiarrhythmics]] | ''Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart.'' | [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antibiotic ointment]] | ''Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin.'' | [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency and Office or Diagnostic unit at Neurology department. |- | [[Antibiotics]] | ''Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections.'' | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Inernal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antidepressants]] | ''Drugs used to treat depressive disorders.'' | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General Surg. and Neurology departments. |- | [[Antidiarrheals]] | ''Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement.'' | [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[]] | '''' | | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- |} d4fff09f087fbb0b1a23d02c9ced74526f2030ea 430 428 2019-04-26T18:06:06Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== Diseases marked with * only need the treatment if complications occur. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] | Offices or diagnostic rooms at General surg. and Internal med. ICU, regular and HDU wards. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] | Operating room at General surg. and ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Analgesics]] | ''Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain.'' | All diseases involving pain. | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antacids]] | ''Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux.'' | [[Esophagitis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti Inflammatory Cream]] | ''Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream used to treat various inflammations and also relieve from pain or swelling.'' | ? | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti seizures medicine]] | ''Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures.'' | ? | Any office or diagnostic unit and ICU. |- | [[Antiarrhythmics]] | ''Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart.'' | [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antibiotic ointment]] | ''Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin.'' | [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency and Office or Diagnostic unit at Neurology department. |- | [[Antibiotics]] | ''Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections.'' | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Inernal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antidepressants]] | ''Drugs used to treat depressive disorders.'' | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments. |- | [[Antidiarrheals]] | ''Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement.'' | [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] | Office or Diagnostic unit at Emergency, General surg., Internal med. and UCI departments. |- | [[Antifungal ointment]] | ''Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections.'' | [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antihemorrhagics]] | ''Drugs used to stop bleedings.'' | Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antihistamines]] | ''Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy.'' | [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihypertensive medication]] | ''Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure.'' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anticholinergics]] | ''Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antimycotics]] | ''Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species.'' | [[Histoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department and ICU. |- | [[Antiparasitic drugs]] | ''Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections.'' | [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Antipsychotics]] | ''Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders.'' | ? | Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antipyretics]] | ''Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever.'' | Diseases involving fever. | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antiseptics]] | ''Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection.'' | ? | Doctor's office, Observatino room or Trauma center at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg., Internal med. and Orthopaedy departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihelmintics]] | ''Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections.'' | [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antithyroids]] | ''Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone.'' | [[Grave's disease]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. department and ICU. |- | [[Cough suppressants]] | ''Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause.'' | [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] | Any office or diagnostic unit. |- | [[]] | '''' | | Offices or Diagnostic units at |- | [[]] | '''' | | Offices or Diagnostic units at |- | [[]] | '''' | | Offices or Diagnostic units at |- | [[]] | '''' | | Offices or Diagnostic units at |- | [[]] | '''' | | Offices or Diagnostic units at |- |} 9d5d58ad253dfb9c27bdcad4fe5ae7d2b832b90d 432 430 2019-04-26T18:24:15Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== Diseases marked with * only need the treatment if complications occur. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med., regular and HDU wards and ICU. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] | Operating room at General surg. and ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Analgesics]] | ''Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain.'' | All diseases involving pain. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antacids]] | ''Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux.'' | [[Esophagitis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti Inflammatory Cream]] | ''Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream used to treat various inflammations and also relieve from pain or swelling.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti seizures medicine]] | ''Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit and ICU. |- | [[Antiarrhythmics]] | ''Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart.'' | [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antibiotic ointment]] | ''Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin.'' | [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency and Office or Diagnostic unit at Neurology department. |- | [[Antibiotics]] | ''Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections.'' | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Inernal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antidepressants]] | ''Drugs used to treat depressive disorders.'' | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments. |- | [[Antidiarrheals]] | ''Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement.'' | [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] | Office or Diagnostic unit at Emergency, General surg., Internal med. and UCI departments. |- | [[Antifungal ointment]] | ''Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections.'' | [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antihemorrhagics]] | ''Drugs used to stop bleedings.'' | Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antihistamines]] | ''Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy.'' | [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihypertensive medication]] | ''Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure.'' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anticholinergics]] | ''Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antimycotics]] | ''Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species.'' | [[Histoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department and ICU. |- | [[Antiparasitic drugs]] | ''Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections.'' | [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Antipsychotics]] | ''Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders.'' | ? | Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antipyretics]] | ''Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever.'' | Diseases involving fever. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antiseptics]] | ''Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection.'' | ? | Doctor's office, Observatino room or Trauma center at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg., Internal med. and Orthopaedy departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihelmintics]] | ''Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections.'' | [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antithyroids]] | ''Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone.'' | [[Grave's disease]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. department and ICU. |- | [[Cough suppressants]] | ''Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause.'' | [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antivirals]] | ''Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen.'' | [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anxiolytics]] | ''Medication that inhibits anxiety.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Arm cast]] | ''Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints.'' | [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Arm orthosis]] | ''Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs.'' | [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices, Diagnostic units or Operating rooms at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Artificial ventilation]] | ''Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation.'' | [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | Obsercation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at any other department. |- |} 357ff0c10fa4a94c938e96134fa6fa9d8d185401 433 432 2019-04-26T18:25:59Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== Diseases marked with * only need the treatment if complications occur. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med., regular and HDU wards and ICU. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] | Operating room at General surg. and ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Analgesics]] | ''Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain.'' | All diseases involving pain. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antacids]] | ''Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux.'' | [[Esophagitis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti Inflammatory Cream]] | ''Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream used to treat various inflammations and also relieve from pain or swelling.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti seizures medicine]] | ''Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit and ICU. |- | [[Antiarrhythmics]] | ''Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart.'' | [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antibiotic ointment]] | ''Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin.'' | [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency and Office or Diagnostic unit at Neurology department. |- | [[Antibiotics]] | ''Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections.'' | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Inernal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antidepressants]] | ''Drugs used to treat depressive disorders.'' | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments. |- | [[Antidiarrheals]] | ''Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement.'' | [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] | Office or Diagnostic unit at Emergency, General surg., Internal med. and UCI departments. |- | Antifungal ointment | ''Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections.'' | [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antihemorrhagics]] | ''Drugs used to stop bleedings.'' | Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antihistamines]] | ''Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy.'' | [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihypertensive medication]] | ''Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure.'' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anticholinergics]] | ''Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antimycotics]] | ''Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species.'' | [[Histoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department and ICU. |- | [[Antiparasitic drugs]] | ''Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections.'' | [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Antipsychotics]] | ''Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders.'' | ? | Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antipyretics]] | ''Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever.'' | Diseases involving fever. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antiseptics]] | ''Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection.'' | ? | Doctor's office, Observatino room or Trauma center at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg., Internal med. and Orthopaedy departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihelmintics]] | ''Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections.'' | [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antithyroids]] | ''Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone.'' | [[Grave's disease]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. department and ICU. |- | [[Cough suppressants]] | ''Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause.'' | [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antivirals]] | ''Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen.'' | [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anxiolytics]] | ''Medication that inhibits anxiety.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Arm cast]] | ''Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints.'' | [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Arm orthosis]] | ''Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs.'' | [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices, Diagnostic units or Operating rooms at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Artificial ventilation]] | ''Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation.'' | [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | Obsercation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at any other department. |- |} b58536e5c5c1448232d928a4c0de023b7a1d18c7 434 433 2019-04-26T18:29:13Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== Diseases marked with * only need the treatment if complications occur. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med., regular and HDU wards and ICU. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] | Operating room at General surg. and ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Analgesics]] | ''Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain.'' | All diseases involving pain. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antacids]] | ''Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux.'' | [[Esophagitis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti Inflammatory Cream]] | ''Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream used to treat various inflammations and also relieve from pain or swelling.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti seizures medicine]] | ''Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit and ICU. |- | [[Antiarrhythmics]] | ''Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart.'' | [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antibiotic ointment]] | ''Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin.'' | [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency and Office or Diagnostic unit at Neurology department. |- | [[Antibiotics]] | ''Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections.'' | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Inernal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antidepressants]] | ''Drugs used to treat depressive disorders.'' | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments. |- | [[Antidiarrheals]] | ''Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement.'' | [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] | Office or Diagnostic unit at Emergency, General surg., Internal med. and UCI departments. |- | [[Antifungal ointment]] | ''Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections.'' | [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antihemorrhagics]] | ''Drugs used to stop bleedings.'' | Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antihistamines]] | ''Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy.'' | [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihypertensive medication]] | ''Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure.'' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anticholinergics]] | ''Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antimycotics]] | ''Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species.'' | [[Histoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department and ICU. |- | [[Antiparasitic drugs]] | ''Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections.'' | [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Antipsychotics]] | ''Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders.'' | ? | Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antipyretics]] | ''Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever.'' | Diseases involving fever. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antiseptics]] | ''Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection.'' | ? | Doctor's office, Observatino room or Trauma center at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg., Internal med. and Orthopaedy departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihelmintics]] | ''Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections.'' | [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antithyroids]] | ''Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone.'' | [[Grave's disease]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. department and ICU. |- | [[Cough suppressants]] | ''Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause.'' | [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antivirals]] | ''Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen.'' | [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anxiolytics]] | ''Medication that inhibits anxiety.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Arm cast]] | ''Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints.'' | [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Arm orthosis]] | ''Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs.'' | [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices, Diagnostic units or Operating rooms at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Artificial ventilation]] | ''Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation.'' | [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | Obsercation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at any other department. |- |} 357ff0c10fa4a94c938e96134fa6fa9d8d185401 0 125 435 379 2019-04-27T09:18:04Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Beef tapeworm detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Stool collecting *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antihelmintics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 106262a958840390ad69007e7eb0c664777a0a45 0 126 437 380 2019-04-27T09:18:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' | insurance = 100 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Itchy blisters]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Papulas and vesicles]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antivirals]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] fe6c90cdd1a7b3f924d2e65664162db5bd4422bd 0 129 438 382 2019-04-27T09:18:51Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Emergency }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Crumbly nail]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Low hemoglobin]] | 10 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Low hematocrit]] | 80 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Iron supplement]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] cdeef74fb97eae2803cfa90bcf0ffb5dbb44766e 0 162 439 413 2019-04-27T09:19:07Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' | insurance = 400 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Stomach pain]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Indigestion]] | 25 |- | [[Symptoms | Gastritis discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 35 |- | [[Symptoms | Septic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw *CBC - sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Spasmolytics]] 64a88d4bc213960bc3c54ae8beccd365050c88ee 0 164 440 415 2019-04-27T09:19:22Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Bellybutton pain]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *CRP *Blood dry *Abdominal palpation *Blood analysis - ICU *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Laparoscopic surgery]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] b9ef9316aa46c74218aa63279ebd4f76b3f754fc 0 172 441 2019-04-27T09:26:44Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; norm..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' | insurance = 1400 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Slurred speech]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hair loss]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | A1At deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sclerotic liver tissue]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypertension]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *USG *Transient elastography *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Speech listening *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Liver medication]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | A1At replacement]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatments | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 7e63d334838c8fd1bccb140456f52430f353911c 0 173 442 2019-04-27T09:32:17Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile ac..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Indigestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Stomach pain]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Bloating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Gallstones identified]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Gallbladder rupture]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *USG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Laparoscopic surgery]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 19b64014d195f8d3126e6c141875423e6091eb0e 0 174 443 2019-04-27T09:37:11Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Cystic duct obstructed]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Gallbladder rupture]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation If complications occur: *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Laparoscopic surgery]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 02816247a612dd6a91b996df07c05db38f077aec 0 175 444 2019-04-27T09:43:01Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = '' Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duo..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = '' Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Itching]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tremor]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Night sweats]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Inflamed bilduct]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Blood draw *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] c028e018565039a91c554df3773f61d0a0ece296 0 176 445 2019-04-27T09:49:50Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' | insurance = 2200 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Steatorrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tachycardia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Pancreatic inflammation]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Malnutrition]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypocalcaemia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *ECG *Urgent Echo *Stool collecting *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw *USG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | IV calcium gluconate]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 24f82cac8b48b276f6efa126232da5df44f3f35a 0 177 446 2019-04-27T09:55:31Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten pres..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' | insurance = 800 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritability]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Itchy blisters]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Celiac antibodies detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Malnutrition]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Osteoporosis]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood draw *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood analysis - ICU *CT == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Diet modifications]] *[[Treatments | Bone Strengthening pills]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 7b5c710e44ad1431c85ae6e5c9d36c6096d779d8 0 178 447 2019-04-27T10:02:19Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be cause..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' | insurance = 800 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Azotemia]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Proteinuria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Oliguria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Hyperlipidemia]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Edema]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Lipiduria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight gain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Kidney tissue inflamed]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful urination]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Ophthalmoscopy *Physical examination *Blood draw *Urine analysis - sampling *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 6f1c2cd5bda9707591baadcc0aedcbf386ca0cd4 0 179 448 2019-04-27T10:09:45Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Symptom..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on torso]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Polyuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Azotemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Lipiduria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Proteinuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tubulus inflammation]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Painful urination]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 183ded509588a0efc72dff9af9d456750e2a3ca1 0 180 449 2019-04-27T10:13:34Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up th..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' | insurance = 700 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Kidney interstitium abscess]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] a2f915dedc2f197e85d6650c8ee048487a1eeaaf 0 181 450 2019-04-27T10:20:22Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the abilit..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Oliguria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Edema]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypocalcaemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tremor]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Azotemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Lipiduria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Kidney tissue damaged]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Abdominal palpation *Blood pressure measurement *CRP *Blood draw *Urine analysis - sampling *MRI *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Thorax percussion == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Dialysis]] *[[Treatments | IV calcium gluconate]] *[[Treatments | Antihypertensive medication]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 47c52d0afaa226eea7ce9da7e61f27a44c9b01d9 0 182 451 2019-04-27T10:39:45Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is un..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sleeping problem]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Azotemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypertension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Kidney progressive damage]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Edema]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Osteoporosis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood pressure measurement *Blood draw *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Dialysis]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] *[[Treatments | Antihypertensive medication]] If complications occur: *[[Treatments | Diuretics]] *[[Treatments | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatments | Bone Strengthening pills]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] fd5ac1ac40c08931eb10686b6a9a8e173b4d4f18 0 183 452 2019-04-27T10:44:07Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. Ther..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Cloudy urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Urinary urgency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Kidney stones discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Shock wave lithotripsy]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] e2a768e2ef106becc0a06ff45ab15725041d3f75 455 452 2019-04-27T10:50:10Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Strong-smelling urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Cloudy urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bladder stones detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Shock wave lithotripsy]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] a86036e2dbd921a6ff3a748c5a91b54c0155e036 0 184 453 2019-04-27T10:45:56Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. Ther..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Cloudy urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Urinary urgency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Kidney stones discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Shock wave lithotripsy]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] e2a768e2ef106becc0a06ff45ab15725041d3f75 454 453 2019-04-27T10:47:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Cloudy urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Urinary urgency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Kidney stones discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Shock wave lithotripsy]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 460b4e9011e1cd87f848a9903cd291fa50e697b7 0 185 456 2019-04-27T10:54:14Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Symptom..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Urinary urgency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Cloudy urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Strong-smelling urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Bladder infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Urine analysis - sampling *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] e0d480be1b0d1d185d641f5d8a885e42175eb497 0 186 457 2019-04-27T10:56:19Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' | insurance = 300 | department..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' | insurance = 300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Urinary urgency]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bladder lining defect]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 4154607062dca1106dc8707d9deeabf77ff1c626 0 43 458 431 2019-04-27T10:58:30Z Sytandra 30568441 /* General Surgery */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} c02140ec05c9ece9bac84bda7044203498696882 0 187 459 2019-04-27T11:01:45Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' | insurance = 700 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Cloudy urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Ureter stone detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Shock wave lithotripsy]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] 338a4f8aafa413d098fe664be3de58b222e627cf 0 188 460 2019-04-27T13:21:59Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypovolemic shock]] | 33 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal guarding]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Blood loss]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Liver laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *FAST *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Pressure bandage]] *[[Treatments | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] 7c605ad8ef5b3b18757fef4c1484a1ab1af10e00 0 189 461 2019-04-27T13:26:58Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' | insurance = 1100 | dep..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal LFT]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal guarding]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Liver contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood draw *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] 89198e23c9594332671ddbb9cc82ee2b24adf832 0 190 462 2019-04-27T13:32:35Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' | insurance = 4000 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Anxiety]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Blunt spleen rupture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Abdominal palpation *Ophthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent Echo *CT *FAST *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] *[[Treatments | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 2fea009dc3e2e17e2dd881f14132e41998feb986 0 191 463 2019-04-27T13:36:01Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' | insurance = 2300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypovolemic shock]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal guarding]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Blood loss]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Spleen rupture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *FAST *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Pressure bandage]] *[[Treatments | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] d4f2f90565c28dced19bd7a6c994ad1aad2d4099 0 192 464 2019-04-27T13:41:37Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.''..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' | insurance = 1400 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Blunt spleen contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Abdominal palpation *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 7ab2787ac8d7ac84ddd71741c703868ab5657efb 0 193 465 2019-04-27T13:44:10Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' | insurance = 1300 |..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Blunt pancreas contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatments | IV nutrition]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] dedf09235ebf4aa039a34c5d06414a808c5f9fd9 0 194 466 2019-04-27T13:48:16Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' | insurance = 3600 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Tachycardia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypotension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Bruise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Blunt pancreas laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent Echo *USG *FAST *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] e6654c8697b545f3956ecb85d231404bc90d19f5 0 195 467 2019-04-27T13:51:14Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causin..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' | insurance = 2300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypovolemic shock]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal guarding]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Pancreas laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *FAST *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Pressure bandage]] *[[Treatments | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] 2b291784bed69038526538ca29da8127938ee31f 0 196 468 2019-04-27T13:54:28Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an ope..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' | insurance = 2300 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Back injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypovolemic shock]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal guarding]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Kidney laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *FAST *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Pressure bandage]] *[[Treatments | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatments | Abdominal surgery]] 493943417111a08e766c0fafb4e11a7bc06fab6a 0 197 469 2019-04-27T13:57:57Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the uppe..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Back injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Spasms]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Blunt Kidney contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV nutrition]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Spasmolytics]] 8dc805782577a1a6c621a5d55875626f44a2849a 0 198 470 2019-04-27T14:11:15Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Cyanosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Blunt pulmonary contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent Echo *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Oxygenotherapy]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antiarrhythmics]] 91c2e6cae32a7c9f50d7651e3b5b885ceeb1ee70 0 199 471 2019-04-27T14:15:31Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tiss..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | insurance = 3100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypovolemic shock]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pneumatocele]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptoms | Pulmonary laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *FAST *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Emergency care]] *[[Treatments | Pulmonary surgery]] *[[Treatments | Blood transfusion]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 37f58ec7498d0de251443ac2f236be93e3a8ecae 0 200 472 2019-04-27T14:22:07Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' | insurance = 1700..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hallucinations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | COHb high level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Respiratory failure]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *EEG *ECG *Urgent Echo *Heart monitoring *Ophthalmoscopy *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatments | Artificial ventilation]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antiarrhythmics]] 8491c7550f4aa9c083156348ffec94a5cc776394 0 201 473 2019-04-27T14:30:33Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Sym..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sneezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chlorine detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Respiratory failure]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *EEG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatments | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatments | ICU hospitalization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 16cb6eaf8059b432c0a72ec24b6bf94cde4f9ba1 0 202 474 2019-04-27T14:34:44Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbance..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Acidosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Formate - toxic levels]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Coma]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Ophthalmoscopy *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Ethanol treatment]] *[[Treatments | IV infusion]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 66af9a5aa39e137ed3861c91e483a0abfa5455d3 0 203 475 2019-04-27T14:39:12Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.''..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sleeping problem]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tremor]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hallucination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle epain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Lead levels high]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *EEG *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Chelation therapy]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] c4a37639feb759bd926e764323e40191bd826a67 0 204 476 2019-04-27T17:22:58Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dehydration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritability]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Thirst]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Oliguria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Vibrio cholerae detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] 2c7ae9b2cbb077f2165342fdd366576b8d9a86c1 0 205 477 2019-04-27T17:31:19Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Sym..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | High fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | S. typhi detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Exhaustion]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Gastroscopy == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | IV infusion]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 1000ac91b5cd36868d8c7371c90eb6014d960153 478 477 2019-04-27T17:32:18Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | High fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | S. typhi detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Exhaustion]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Gastroscopy == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | IV infusion]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] f924829e64b66604f3ba725793e96d448f617e16 0 206 479 2019-04-27T17:38:49Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human int..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Headhache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematochezia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Salmonellosis confirmed]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dehydration]] | 15 |- | [[Symptoms | Bacteremia]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Stool collecting *Blood draw *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] ec58f8956c6d2f66afde37d6e201b0ee7f8995fd 0 207 480 2019-04-27T17:42:33Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food co..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive belching]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive flatulence]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | E. histolytica discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatments | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Spasmolytics]] e60b25beea6f4c1575ab855576874602fc55fb66 0 208 481 2019-04-27T17:47:00Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' | insurance = 300 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive flatulence]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Giardia lamblia detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dehydration]] | 60 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Spasmolytics]] ff2ba19bdc2be62313d64d2d849bbad4cf60f58e 0 209 482 2019-04-27T17:53:16Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hemoptysis]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Leukocytosis]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tuberculosis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Exhaustion]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | High fever]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *CRP *CBC - sampling *X-ray chest *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | IV infusion]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 3d4d43c355fd782d97f5f5a6d0902e77f7f8be83 0 210 483 2019-04-27T17:58:48Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs...." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Painful lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | F. tularensis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Exhaustion]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Septic shock]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Oral cavity inspection *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CBC - sampling *Physical examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | IV infusion]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 0cae35d6ff5cb8df4abcd9269666c9d465f64c5a 0 211 484 2019-04-27T18:04:16Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal lung findings]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | High fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | B. anthracis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *X-ray chest *Blood analysis - ICU *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] 65d2cda3176505a1544be79e75d002a49b51b02d 0 212 485 2019-04-27T18:09:02Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particu..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on arm]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Streptobacillus detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] b0d1972665152aca552d891c405d679569ed2590 0 213 486 2019-04-27T18:12:39Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is trans..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | B. henselae detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] 8e323260d85536efc2c8ad0eed99e76b4066de51 0 214 487 2019-04-27T18:18:28Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Sym..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal lung findings]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problem]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | MAC detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | High fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Septic shock]] | 15 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *CRP *X-ray chest *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Chest auscultation *CBC - sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] f9f73457d1d9082a67ec7eca37ce9b7d26de40af 0 215 488 2019-04-27T18:22:39Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caus..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | B. pertussis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | ]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Nalas cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] 3c3f84795af5ff8f1b5f8c013df901533c4db2e0 0 215 489 488 2019-04-27T18:23:01Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | B. pertussis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dehydration]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Nalas cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] ce62b1b32b9c56fb1420419e4a767eaa5bd4b0aa 0 216 490 2019-04-27T18:27:12Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | High fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Legionella detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *PCR - sampling *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] db86a06524ecef11cea8305bd5107a1e626ecd72 0 217 491 2019-04-27T18:31:09Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Cry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | R. typhi detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Dehydration]] | 70 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw *Serologic sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 5c8ca0ece63d52b9b55ad4092df8cdd7ddefdec0 0 218 492 2019-04-27T18:35:49Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get i..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' | insurance = 900 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Petechiae]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Purpura]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysphagia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | EBV detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *X-ray chest == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] 45d5f6d73a2b71a21d25f7318bc09e423fd36e9f 0 219 493 2019-04-27T18:39:59Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplas..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Histoplasma detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal lung findings]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antimycotics]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] e4e00ed67fbfa814b338602db4ba02699996fc46 0 220 494 2019-04-27T18:43:49Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problem]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Aspergilloma discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal lung findings]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *X-ray chest == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Pulmonary surgery]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 4bac72b2142a6ecd524e4897151841c696feb5ce 0 221 495 2019-04-27T18:50:52Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Trypanosoma detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Abdominal palpation *ECG *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 87930b349360d291ecb244efbd6bdd5f53b8d55e 0 222 496 2019-04-27T18:54:36Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Toxoplasmosis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Red eye]] | 60 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Speech listening *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 30bc18dc9b6bb60247d24028bcfc05f2fc8bb4e3 0 223 497 2019-04-27T18:57:35Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria...." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Babesios detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Normal hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 3a11a6822e51a0fbaae58884e1bcb0c92a8878a7 0 224 498 2019-04-27T19:01:22Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bact..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Leukopenia]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Borrelia antibodies detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *CBC - sampling *ECG *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 467da04deb40d740d6971f6b906e94e812d1331f 0 225 499 2019-04-27T19:05:43Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '' Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the b..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '' Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' | insurance = 700 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Haptoglobin - low levels]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Thorax percussion == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyrotics]] *[[Treatments | Bronchodilators]] 79ae64ad2f5b022a419782e340777ea7e1586dc6 0 226 500 2019-04-27T19:08:08Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, th..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' | insurance = 700 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Purpura]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Petechiae]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Prolonged bleeding]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Thrombocytopenia detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Platelet transfusion]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] f9399f8c9d73371b02d11bbf111807cc20e2dd45 0 227 501 2019-04-28T13:32:01Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Sym..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematochezia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Purpura]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Prolonged bleeding]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Clotting factor low]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Stool collecting *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Desmopressin]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] 1653654c211812d20937236fac36fd44b7c9d7a5 502 501 2019-04-28T13:32:28Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematochezia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Purpura]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Prolonged bleeding]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Clotting factor low]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Stool collecting *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Desmopressin]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] 4331ca14afb1fa1d759f3345ea14f15b660ddcc6 0 228 503 2019-04-28T13:37:16Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that bi..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Dark urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen abdomen]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Thalassemia discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Urine analysis - sampling *Heart monitoring *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] 171688b86c2e916d02bd284c449c818b8e948e25 0 229 504 2019-04-28T13:42:02Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '' Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most l..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '' Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Granulomas - lungs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] fbe3fa10aebf9f2df07d4d85a57d66a5734bb175 0 230 505 2019-04-28T13:45:18Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most like..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted'' | insurance = 200 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Granulomas - eyes]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Ophthalmoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] c5633609b45808af23a7f43a10d40122582a3a8c 0 231 506 2019-04-28T13:50:36Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most lik..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Edema]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fainting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Palpitations]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Granulomas - heart]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Neurological testing *ECG *Heart monitoring *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatments | IV infusion]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 97e7efb2e08153de519bc31f56535c0914c1985b 0 232 507 2019-04-28T13:54:56Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Polyuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hunger]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Thirst]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritability]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hyperlipidemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | High sugar level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Atherosclerosis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urgent Echo *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Insulin therapy]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | ACE inhibitor]] 17c8ccfea2c13f42955505d4d89e99d6890fdf3a 0 233 508 2019-04-28T14:09:18Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to re..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' | insurance = 900 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problem]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Constipation]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | High chloride level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hemoptysis]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Osteoporosis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest ausculation *Physical examination *Sweat Chloride Test *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CT == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatments | Bone Strengthening pills]] 006cb90e4bd8dc0b918195818a5059388da33f73 0 234 509 2019-04-28T14:12:22Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tinnitus]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Edema]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Itching]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen ear canal]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Ear canal infected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Audiometry *Ear examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Ear drops]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] d3ea8072767f60864359aa622cb571ee497fe5a5 0 235 510 2019-04-28T14:15:22Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to inf..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Edema]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diminished hearing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fluid in the middle ear]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen ear canal]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Audiometry *Ear examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Ear drops]] 409e8d82ecc4c010c50dd362cb26579a92611aaa 0 236 511 2019-04-28T14:18:15Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' | insurance =..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irritability]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Diarrhea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Diminished hearing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen ear canal]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Ear discharge]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tympanic membrane inflammation]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Audiometry *Ear examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Ear drops]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 83482f01db76029dbfe807dd1328268bd1b28370 0 237 512 2019-04-28T14:27:30Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the masto..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' | insurance = 900 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritability]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Ear discharge]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen ear lobe]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Mastoiditis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Diminished hearing]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Ear examination *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Audiometry == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 42ef4c2be04ee5ef721cdca69e16fbcf9bf5c65e 0 238 513 2019-04-28T14:30:51Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inab..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' | insurance = 2900 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hearing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Diminished hearing]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tinnitus]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Otosclerosis discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Audiometry *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Stapedectomy]] 5f8e545ae7068edb0ee72ac82b76eb3a66431d78 0 239 514 2019-04-28T14:33:33Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Internal..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen ear lobe]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Ear discharge]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Outer ear infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen ear canal]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Audiometry *Ear examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 5d62d3d3b13d7bf0a3ae1eb03b9d0d56d5fbd365 0 240 515 2019-04-28T14:36:54Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Sym..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Parotid infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Diminished hearing]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Audiometry == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] f72c77661a4e8d612e45073f446a9b4135556905 0 241 516 2019-04-28T14:42:13Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tremor]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Cyanosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Leukocytosis]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Abnormal lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pneumonic lungs]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *CRP *CBC - sampling *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 4903fdbc2063aaf182d20a118e841aedc9d86f89 0 242 517 2019-04-28T14:49:16Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' | insurance = 1500 |..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Cyanosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Leukocytosis]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Lung tissue findings]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *CRP *CBC - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Rest]] f462bf13e3bb9b9a02bc617d992f6c7c98c30d68 0 243 518 2019-04-28T14:55:11Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bad breath]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Hemoptysis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | A1At deficiency]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Leukocytosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Airway infecton]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatments | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] c9bbfaf8a0d88d91b09274a06d3748f09b710e96 0 244 519 2019-04-28T14:58:26Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation o..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Bronchial infection - chronic]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | A1At deficiency]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 69c72d87ef1efa20e4472f250c4bb7a9b529ff83 0 245 520 2019-04-28T15:01:28Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, c..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' | insurance = 900 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | A1At deficiency]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Anxiety]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Emphysema discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Blood draw *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatments | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatments | A1At replacement]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 55ac1b087cbdebbc36e5f233f0e81b85f373060c 0 246 521 2019-04-28T15:06:04Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that resu..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Anxiety]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Cyanosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | A1At deficiency]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Obstructed airways]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *CRP *Blood draw *Heart monitoring *Spirometry *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatments | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | A1At replacement]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] f7bc99896eaadba6a705d1714048fe8a605a46a9 0 247 522 2019-04-28T15:09:03Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sleeping problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Anxiety]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Bronchial hyperreactivity]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Spirometry *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Bronchodilators]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatments | Sleeping drugs]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 4692731ce7ee4239ef873907b83685db560f1ad5 0 248 523 2019-04-28T15:11:50Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' | insurance = 3600 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pale skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Cyanosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Collapsed lung]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest listening *Thorax percussion *ECG *Urgent Echo *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Pulmonary surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antiarrhythmics]] *[[Treatments | Bronchodilators]] 0326fd298188c914fe2004d4243f82a4a9533396 0 249 524 2019-04-28T15:16:05Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 300 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Sym..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 300 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness of skin]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Painful vesicular rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Strep skin infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 58bd48ab1315b7477a97409098e6770982b1bd98 0 250 525 2019-04-28T15:19:06Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is ch..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' | insurance = 200 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Redness of skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Itching]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on arm]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on leg]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on neck]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash on torso]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Petechiae]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Atopic eczema findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | Numbing ointment]] ee41e1f12f6fc86c258d0d82bdf804119106da23 0 251 526 2019-04-28T15:25:59Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: Sym..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 100 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Cyanosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 45 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Dizziness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Proteinuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Leukopenia]] | 40 |- | [[Symptoms | Lupus findings]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Butterfly rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *CRP *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *Heart monitoring *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] be55018ccdd869c3af77c154ff85c508b1510139 0 159 527 410 2019-04-28T16:00:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' | insurance = 4200 | department = General Surgery }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Oesophagus abnormalities]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Jaundice]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Purpura]] | 20 |- | [[Symptoms | Hematochezia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Portal hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Varices in the oesophagus]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bleeding to stomach]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Barium swallow *Stool collecting *USG *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Band ligation]] *[[Treatments | Endoscopic cauterization]] *[[Treatments | Beta blockers]] 6bff6d3c191e9c298cc5c639d379f3e2e61999f3 0 56 528 434 2019-04-28T17:08:56Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== Diseases marked with * only need the treatment if complications occur. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med., regular and HDU wards and ICU. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] | Operating room at General surg. and ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Analgesics]] | ''Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain.'' | All diseases involving pain. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antacids]] | ''Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux.'' | [[Esophagitis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti Inflammatory Cream]] | ''Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream used to treat various inflammations and also relieve from pain or swelling.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti seizures medicine]] | ''Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit and ICU. |- | [[Antiarrhythmics]] | ''Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart.'' | [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antibiotic ointment]] | ''Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin.'' | [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency and Office or Diagnostic unit at Neurology department. |- | [[Antibiotics]] | ''Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections.'' | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antidepressants]] | ''Drugs used to treat depressive disorders.'' | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments. |- | [[Antidiarrheals]] | ''Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement.'' | [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] | Office or Diagnostic unit at Emergency, General surg., Internal med. and UCI departments. |- | [[Antifungal ointment]] | ''Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections.'' | [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antihemorrhagics]] | ''Drugs used to stop bleedings.'' | Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antihistamines]] | ''Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy.'' | [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihypertensive medication]] | ''Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure.'' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anticholinergics]] | ''Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antimycotics]] | ''Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species.'' | [[Histoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department and ICU. |- | [[Antiparasitic drugs]] | ''Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections.'' | [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Antipsychotics]] | ''Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders.'' | ? | Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antipyretics]] | ''Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever.'' | Diseases involving fever. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antiseptics]] | ''Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection.'' | ? | Doctor's office, Observatino room or Trauma center at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg., Internal med. and Orthopaedy departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihelmintics]] | ''Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections.'' | [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antithyroids]] | ''Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone.'' | [[Grave's disease]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. department and ICU. |- | [[Cough suppressants]] | ''Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause.'' | [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antivirals]] | ''Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen.'' | [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anxiolytics]] | ''Medication that inhibits anxiety.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Arm cast]] | ''Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints.'' | [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Arm orthosis]] | ''Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs.'' | [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices, Diagnostic units or Operating rooms at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Artificial ventilation]] | ''Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation.'' | [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at any other department. |- | [[Band ligation]] | ''Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed.'' | [[Esophageal varices]] | Operating room |- | [[Bandage]] | ''A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use.'' | [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit, Observation room, Trauma center and ICU. |- | [[B-complex supplement]] | ''Supplement of B-vitamins.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Beta blockers]] | ''Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor.'' | All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Blood transfusion]] | ''Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells.'' | [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] | Any Office, Diagnostic units or Ward. |- | [[Bone Strengthening pills]] | ''Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones.'' | [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] | Doctor's Office or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med. departments |- | [[Boston brace]] | ''Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis.'' | [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Bronchodilators]] | ''Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs.'' | [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] | Any Office, Diagnostic unit and ICU |- | [[Cardiovascular surgery]] | ''Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease.'' | [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] | Operating room at Cardiology department. |- | [[Closed reduction]] | ''Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position.'' | [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Anticoagulants]] | ''Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots.'' | [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Cardiology department. |- | [[Ice wrap]] | ''Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body.'' | [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] | Doctor's office, Trauma center or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department |- | [[Compression wraps]] | ''Elastic bandages.'' | [[Broken ribs]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Orthopaedy departments. |- | [[Corticosteroid injections]] | ''Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases.'' | [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department and ICU. |- | [[Corticosteroids]] | ''Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. '' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] | Any Offices or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Craniotomy]] | ''Neurological surgery to get access to the brain.'' | [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | Operating room at Neurology department. |- |} 4e0b260849d5b51fbfa5ea1c8b87e12930d36536 0 43 529 458 2019-04-28T17:24:10Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Orthopaedy */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursistis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} 86b93490bf1bdccf24a1c1f01ce30f964b125394 0 46 530 347 2019-04-28T17:48:30Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = Cardiology }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *CRP *EEG *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatments | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Rest]] e6a8488a7d5d86586d7550880792513e416878eb 0 252 531 2019-05-04T15:22:34Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures w..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' | insurance = 2900 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Wrist pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Thumb pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Median nerve compression]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Endoscopic surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 2cde7497947d769eef944648cbd23d79c2a2d893 535 531 2019-05-04T15:36:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' | insurance = 2900 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Wrist pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Thumb pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Median nerve compression]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Endoscopic surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 3d81d1bc72bda58ad9cf071c2860eda4079957f8 0 253 532 2019-05-04T15:29:07Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.''..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' | insurance = 300 | department = Internal Medicine }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Elbow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited arm motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Ulnar nerve compression]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Ulnar claw]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *EMG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Elbow pad]] *[[Treatments | Recommendations]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 39756c82a46d511645a4232a7218cc468b6070ad 534 532 2019-05-04T15:36:23Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' | insurance = 300 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Elbow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited arm motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Ulnar nerve compression]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Ulnar claw]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *EMG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Elbow pad]] *[[Treatments | Recommendations]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] e7edc5a4dd41ff8af8884508f48c64f5105469ab 0 254 533 2019-05-04T15:35:58Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Redness of skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling joints]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Stiffness of the joints]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Stiffness of the knee]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Stiffness of the hip]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Walking problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Rheumatoid factor]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Osteoporosis]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *CRP *Blood draw *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CT == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Bone Strengthening pills]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 90100c5d04a1a540e95bbc8011d5cdc88a6d2dc3 0 255 536 2019-05-04T15:39:50Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affect..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' | insurance = 3000 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Waddling gait]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Astasis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Sleeping problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Walking problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited leg motion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Stiffness of the hip]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hip joints damaged]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Hip replacement surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Sleeping drugs]] c7ed5c4dff74b6de9b52f7568208a1bfab9d3019 0 256 537 2019-05-04T15:42:25Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee car..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' | insurance = 700 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Swelling knee]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Astasis]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Walking problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Waddling gait]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Stiffness of the knee]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Knee joint damaged]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroid injections]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] d804d46602bc43a9bca174e26f23fafcbd47a42f 0 257 538 2019-05-04T15:45:42Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Trouble rising]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hoarseness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscles inflamed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Blood draw *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | Steroid cream]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 13ef1484f0bdd96ae5681d6cfaf66b416be3593f 0 258 539 2019-05-04T15:48:47Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' | insurance = 400 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Trouble rising]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent falling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysphagia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Poor balance]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | sIBM findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CRP *Blood draw *Neck palpation *EMG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] e288b85118a0b7ee1a8409e385fce3d200fff9e2 0 259 540 2019-05-04T15:56:58Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakne..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' | insurance = 400 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hoarseness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Frequent falling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Poor balance]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Trouble rising]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Dysphagia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Polymyositic findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *CRP *Blood draw *EMG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 9921a5dd3573283511791a054f147f99b3a00e5c 0 260 541 2019-05-04T18:24:50Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Vertebral stress fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Stiffness of the back]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Boston brace]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 308f84f532802f0801df3d6b60d90834df320207 0 261 542 2019-05-04T18:29:06Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; d..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Stiffness of the back]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Spasms]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Numbness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Walking problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fractured and dislocated vertebra]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Waddling gait]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray back *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Boston brace]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | EMS]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Spasmolytics]] 9a81fca78588aa11928255a3269fa5dfde05d656 0 262 543 2019-05-04T18:31:11Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with "{{Disease | description = ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal o..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Disease | description = ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' | insurance = 700 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Walking problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Neck pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Neck bone spurs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 8a6d0be3c90953f982265185f1fdeba03179e701 544 543 2019-05-04T18:33:25Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Disease | description = ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' | insurance = 700 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Neck pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Neck bone spurs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 457e2830015a0e026c3f28c4c66fe33a180d4805 0 252 545 535 2019-05-04T18:34:14Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' | insurance = 2900 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Wrist pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Thumb pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Median nerve compression]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Endoscopic surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c0c8b0eac90ad6887a8ad8e7f34c5ffefd502ef7 0 56 546 528 2019-05-04T18:43:08Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== Diseases marked with * only need the treatment if complications occur. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] [[# A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med., regular and HDU wards and ICU. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] | Operating room at General surg. and ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Analgesics]] | ''Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain.'' | All diseases involving pain. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antacids]] | ''Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux.'' | [[Esophagitis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti Inflammatory Cream]] | ''Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream used to treat various inflammations and also relieve from pain or swelling.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti seizures medicine]] | ''Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit and ICU. |- | [[Antiarrhythmics]] | ''Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart.'' | [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antibiotic ointment]] | ''Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin.'' | [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency and Office or Diagnostic unit at Neurology department. |- | [[Antibiotics]] | ''Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections.'' | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antidepressants]] | ''Drugs used to treat depressive disorders.'' | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments. |- | [[Antidiarrheals]] | ''Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement.'' | [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] | Office or Diagnostic unit at Emergency, General surg., Internal med. and UCI departments. |- | [[Antifungal ointment]] | ''Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections.'' | [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antihemorrhagics]] | ''Drugs used to stop bleedings.'' | Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antihistamines]] | ''Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy.'' | [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihypertensive medication]] | ''Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure.'' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anticholinergics]] | ''Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antimycotics]] | ''Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species.'' | [[Histoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department and ICU. |- | [[Antiparasitic drugs]] | ''Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections.'' | [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Antipsychotics]] | ''Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders.'' | ? | Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antipyretics]] | ''Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever.'' | Diseases involving fever. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antiseptics]] | ''Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection.'' | ? | Doctor's office, Observatino room or Trauma center at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg., Internal med. and Orthopaedy departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihelmintics]] | ''Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections.'' | [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antithyroids]] | ''Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone.'' | [[Grave's disease]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. department and ICU. |- | [[Cough suppressants]] | ''Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause.'' | [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antivirals]] | ''Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen.'' | [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anxiolytics]] | ''Medication that inhibits anxiety.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Arm cast]] | ''Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints.'' | [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Arm orthosis]] | ''Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs.'' | [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices, Diagnostic units or Operating rooms at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Artificial ventilation]] | ''Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation.'' | [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at any other department. |- | [[Band ligation]] | ''Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed.'' | [[Esophageal varices]] | Operating room |- | [[Bandage]] | ''A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use.'' | [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit, Observation room, Trauma center and ICU. |- | [[B-complex supplement]] | ''Supplement of B-vitamins.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Beta blockers]] | ''Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor.'' | All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Blood transfusion]] | ''Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells.'' | [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] | Any Office, Diagnostic units or Ward. |- | [[Bone Strengthening pills]] | ''Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones.'' | [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] | Doctor's Office or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med. departments |- | [[Boston brace]] | ''Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis.'' | [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Bronchodilators]] | ''Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs.'' | [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] | Any Office, Diagnostic unit and ICU |- | [[Cardiovascular surgery]] | ''Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease.'' | [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] | Operating room at Cardiology department. |- | [[Closed reduction]] | ''Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position.'' | [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Anticoagulants]] | ''Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots.'' | [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Cardiology department. |- | [[Ice wrap]] | ''Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body.'' | [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] | Doctor's office, Trauma center or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department |- | [[Compression wraps]] | ''Elastic bandages.'' | [[Broken ribs]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Orthopaedy departments. |- | [[Corticosteroid injections]] | ''Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases.'' | [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department and ICU. |- | [[Corticosteroids]] | ''Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. '' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] | Any Offices or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Craniotomy]] | ''Neurological surgery to get access to the brain.'' | [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | Operating room at Neurology department. |- |} d743bcf29e0f80dd60d320e688e9a7f1c8833709 547 546 2019-05-04T18:43:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== Diseases marked with * only need the treatment if complications occur. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med., regular and HDU wards and ICU. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] | Operating room at General surg. and ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Analgesics]] | ''Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain.'' | All diseases involving pain. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antacids]] | ''Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux.'' | [[Esophagitis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti Inflammatory Cream]] | ''Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream used to treat various inflammations and also relieve from pain or swelling.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti seizures medicine]] | ''Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit and ICU. |- | [[Antiarrhythmics]] | ''Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart.'' | [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antibiotic ointment]] | ''Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin.'' | [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency and Office or Diagnostic unit at Neurology department. |- | [[Antibiotics]] | ''Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections.'' | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antidepressants]] | ''Drugs used to treat depressive disorders.'' | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments. |- | [[Antidiarrheals]] | ''Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement.'' | [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] | Office or Diagnostic unit at Emergency, General surg., Internal med. and UCI departments. |- | [[Antifungal ointment]] | ''Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections.'' | [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antihemorrhagics]] | ''Drugs used to stop bleedings.'' | Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antihistamines]] | ''Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy.'' | [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihypertensive medication]] | ''Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure.'' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anticholinergics]] | ''Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antimycotics]] | ''Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species.'' | [[Histoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department and ICU. |- | [[Antiparasitic drugs]] | ''Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections.'' | [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Antipsychotics]] | ''Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders.'' | ? | Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antipyretics]] | ''Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever.'' | Diseases involving fever. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antiseptics]] | ''Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection.'' | ? | Doctor's office, Observatino room or Trauma center at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg., Internal med. and Orthopaedy departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihelmintics]] | ''Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections.'' | [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antithyroids]] | ''Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone.'' | [[Grave's disease]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. department and ICU. |- | [[Cough suppressants]] | ''Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause.'' | [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antivirals]] | ''Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen.'' | [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anxiolytics]] | ''Medication that inhibits anxiety.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Arm cast]] | ''Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints.'' | [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Arm orthosis]] | ''Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs.'' | [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices, Diagnostic units or Operating rooms at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Artificial ventilation]] | ''Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation.'' | [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at any other department. |- | [[Band ligation]] | ''Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed.'' | [[Esophageal varices]] | Operating room |- | [[Bandage]] | ''A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use.'' | [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit, Observation room, Trauma center and ICU. |- | [[B-complex supplement]] | ''Supplement of B-vitamins.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Beta blockers]] | ''Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor.'' | All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Blood transfusion]] | ''Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells.'' | [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] | Any Office, Diagnostic units or Ward. |- | [[Bone Strengthening pills]] | ''Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones.'' | [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] | Doctor's Office or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med. departments |- | [[Boston brace]] | ''Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis.'' | [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Bronchodilators]] | ''Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs.'' | [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] | Any Office, Diagnostic unit and ICU |- | [[Cardiovascular surgery]] | ''Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease.'' | [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] | Operating room at Cardiology department. |- | [[Closed reduction]] | ''Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position.'' | [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Anticoagulants]] | ''Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots.'' | [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Cardiology department. |- | [[Ice wrap]] | ''Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body.'' | [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] | Doctor's office, Trauma center or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department |- | [[Compression wraps]] | ''Elastic bandages.'' | [[Broken ribs]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Orthopaedy departments. |- | [[Corticosteroid injections]] | ''Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases.'' | [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department and ICU. |- | [[Corticosteroids]] | ''Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. '' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] | Any Offices or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Craniotomy]] | ''Neurological surgery to get access to the brain.'' | [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | Operating room at Neurology department. |- |} 4e0b260849d5b51fbfa5ea1c8b87e12930d36536 0 263 548 2019-05-04T20:15:49Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' | insurance = 3100 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Leukocytosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bone infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *CBC - sampling *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Osteomyelitis surgery]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 152b5acb454ac0cd8f311bb478a87bc5b6677d9e 0 264 549 2019-05-04T20:18:50Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord o..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' | insurance = 700 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Neck pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Degenerative findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Exercise]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] e42a5e89e4536ae6a796925ddfd36a50d15c26b6 0 43 550 529 2019-05-04T20:20:36Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Orthopaedy */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} e69d46637b2c0c8db418fd682641103a9e0fa7e2 561 550 2019-05-04T20:49:05Z Sytandra 30568441 /* Orthopaedy */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibriosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} fc77fb098055b7b89c13c8a6f82e0fbb889d91fa 0 265 551 2019-05-04T20:23:20Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to frictio..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. 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Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Wrist pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness of a swelling]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Inflamed hand bursae]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid injections]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] ab426a2cc849462c86e2f0588810c5e7d05b471a 0 266 553 2019-05-04T20:26:47Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soft..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent falling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Astasis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypocalcaemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Osteoporosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vitamin deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pseudofractures]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood draw *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin-D supplement]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Bone Strengthening pills]] *[[Treatment | IV calcium gluconate]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] a3d22f4bc5071a63d0593485354b17a48ca0159e 0 267 554 2019-05-04T20:31:13Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to frictio..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Elbow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness of a swelling]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Elbow stiffness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Olecranon bursae inflamed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid injections]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 2cd7c6e8f0289660757ad9236a922d291d522189 0 268 555 2019-05-04T20:34:06Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to frictio..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the knee]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling knee]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness of a swelling]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Knee bursae inflamed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid injections]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | EMS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 0e82b1cbbeefb18079f14858719ea97a17160f81 0 269 556 2019-05-04T20:36:20Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outsi..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' | insurance = 700 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elbow pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Elbow muscles damaged]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Proliferation therapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 1244ac6f778fc232686b7b4b92c86c632414506b 0 270 557 2019-05-04T20:42:40Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Orth..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hand injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Skin avulsion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Degloved skin]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hand penetrated]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Infected wound]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Replantation]] *[[Treatment | Wound closure]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 823229d64d120d6dd2b8ed78691dc607836ee0c7 0 271 558 2019-05-04T20:44:54Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orth..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Skin avulsion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hand penetrated]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Infected wound]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Wound closure]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] ac01b066982e24e4906dbd444b56068d878e47c6 0 272 559 2019-05-04T20:45:48Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orth..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Skin avulsion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Leg penetrated]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Infected wound]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Wound closure]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c20f1047dd547b51c1b7115b6a428a8807743c4b 0 273 560 2019-05-04T20:46:49Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Orth..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Foot injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Skin avulsion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Degloved skin]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Foot penetrated]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Infected wound]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Replantation]] *[[Treatment | Wound closure]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] a52240215521c3f4345b292cbbcab9e762e3a5b8 0 274 562 2019-05-05T09:11:46Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' | insurance = 900 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Knee injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Knee sprain]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | EMS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 5bb2ee2aca7096e2f9ffa7dc9048864b56ddcf4b 0 275 563 2019-05-05T09:13:20Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' | insurance = 900 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Shoulder injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Shoulder sprain]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | EMS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 5bf82e1cc99a8d41c3e3521b9ebd71ed8b1f3c60 0 276 564 2019-05-05T09:14:05Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' | insurance = 900 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Ankle injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ankle sprain]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | EMS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] ef188d0a2f93b88430a711697abb4de247c5c5dc 0 277 565 2019-05-05T09:18:07Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are a..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Shoulder injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Joint immobility]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Out-of-place shoulder]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Joint surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | Arm orthosis]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 08ff4d8362ae06a287e1efaf82249c603b37e618 0 278 566 2019-05-05T09:19:19Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are a..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Knee injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Joint immobility]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Out-of-place knee]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Joint surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | Leg orthosis]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] aeb9ca72fb8df553b4fb2f6f880d608442b09e67 0 279 567 2019-05-05T09:21:27Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are a..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' | insurance = 900 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Ankle injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Joint immobility]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Out-of-place ankle]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Closed reduction]] *[[Treatment | Leg orthosis]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 49bf4ddc49b7bfd70a4c82476e5ee0d4da046c6d 0 280 568 2019-05-05T09:24:24Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward di..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' | insurance = 700 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Knee injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | ACL injury]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | RICE]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 42552627d093da03524544691d884704e13c8b8a 0 281 569 2019-05-05T09:29:06Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 8f1721b2d02f9e0eb793a61ab40a35011690f9b3 570 569 2019-05-05T09:32:03Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 4cdbcd4527d2ea925c3d872d104f0742651ff0b3 0 282 571 2019-05-05T09:32:19Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues o..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Radius fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] fd3a0598c5028f472f15fee665a6660522ef9a0e 0 283 572 2019-05-05T09:33:27Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breakin..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 29e9090a9dcd1b3a93f802ac31ff7baf448fbb25 573 572 2019-05-05T09:33:41Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Humerus fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 59c5b9b8533731e4f01fc75b51425823b94ec4d3 0 284 574 2019-05-05T09:35:32Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Femur fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 93b7accb1f002695e11f4d8791481f70b0bdbaab 575 574 2019-05-05T09:37:18Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Femur fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] b15f5b3b933e0d1f0f8e5733f4bc0c9b14db2fd5 0 285 576 2019-05-05T09:38:16Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = '':''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 500 | de..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = '':''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] '' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 3c68f18ff450da621df9a3c48c4a0c1524fd6c8a 577 576 2019-05-05T09:38:36Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = '':''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} '' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] '' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] cb803cf6f55d8a451482c52020a54aff705ad709 578 577 2019-05-05T09:39:00Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] '' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] b65b93860bc28fe815034b0a1f61d526dce3d0aa 0 286 579 2019-05-05T09:39:57Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or bre..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fibula fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 60643e71217508a2967318c22eca77b27d71a29c 0 287 580 2019-05-05T09:42:53Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insu..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 600 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Collarbone injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sagging shoulder]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Clavicle fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Arm orthosis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 461ab7bf3ac20b3cfa74aec35b637e584346d922 0 288 581 2019-05-05T09:52:50Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe arm pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured ulna depicted]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] 163ff01943388925f06f66a08f2e97f34bda2e08 0 289 582 2019-05-05T09:55:29Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe arm pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured humerus depicted]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] feff84520afa3781b3592eb9ce1aa2c06f02d8f8 0 290 583 2019-05-05T09:57:53Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe leg pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured femur depicted]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] 8155d9a8d93d3b7aea38ad90ec6a32816adb3085 0 291 584 2019-05-05T09:59:16Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe leg pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured femur depicted]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] e92ef65af6b110dcc8e8d8d4b80ee6dc2598be82 0 292 585 2019-05-05T10:07:05Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of brok..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe arm pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Multiple arteries damage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Ulna fragments fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] 6f99c25170f450622868cfc43163f135794b2225 586 585 2019-05-05T10:09:48Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe arm pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Multiple arteries damage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Ulna fragments fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] e8f20b39b5a1d5016c4b163411e7a924db1d2bfe 0 293 587 2019-05-05T10:10:05Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of brok..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe arm pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Multiple arteries damage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Humerus fragments fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] fc4479bab384b4ae5e310db4b6d9a5dd412d9c6c 0 294 588 2019-05-05T10:11:17Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 3300 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| cla..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = '''' | insurance = 3300 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe leg pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Multiple arteries damage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Femur fragments fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] 7828b676166faa94c0906eef7e9bac9733716d06 0 294 589 588 2019-05-05T10:11:31Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe leg pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Multiple arteries damage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Femur fragments fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] d8308cf123d3eac7ca0cc535f35dcbff34a17810 611 589 2019-05-05T10:56:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe leg pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Multiple arteries damage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Femur fragments fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] 3d438af139530c97ab819eaf5e19a9826a366800 0 295 590 2019-05-05T10:14:09Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.''..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured ribs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Compression wraps]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 7ff87ac298bc76ed4b7e35f577aa5f8a93f77840 608 590 2019-05-05T10:55:05Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured ribs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Compression wraps]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 92302e68e63e270b449197332d2c8ff04f07c558 0 296 591 2019-05-05T10:16:04Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 |..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia spiral fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 4e6bfd488ae8deacb4226ab8cb0db1ca1110acda 0 297 592 2019-05-05T10:19:49Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Ankle injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ankle bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Joint immobility]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ankle fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 6bb43d3684e9cb87ae15fa896ee6ff2cf566ac74 606 592 2019-05-05T10:54:38Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Ankle injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ankle bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Joint immobility]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ankle fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] e246bae3c7ecefeeca19d8e960587c3c6aea4033 0 298 593 2019-05-05T10:24:45Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance =..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 7f05423dccdb9c63de5fc23b9f627cd6a4abc13d 594 593 2019-05-05T10:27:59Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Foot injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 1a1cb53fb7a5dd41dbf0b364746ce5cbf1f441c2 595 594 2019-05-05T10:28:13Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Foot injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Metatarsal fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 0d7a3ab1eb1a0a60a0782c314ed3d0b858d0adde 631 595 2019-05-05T11:01:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Foot injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Metatarsal fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 6cae58e505da71db4cbb706321f09e796be46555 0 299 596 2019-05-05T10:30:41Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insuranc..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hand injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Finger fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] f71c6cf7eff57685bde86b95a33242b0807b24d0 622 596 2019-05-05T10:59:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hand injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Finger fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 787d8d82c7a68ca16762fe7bfb6c03050beb1432 0 300 597 2019-05-05T10:34:57Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Mandibular injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fracture of the mandible]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Ear examination *X-ray head *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Head]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 64526a5eb39dd68cc8dabfad4c8df2fbf4927b45 630 597 2019-05-05T11:01:38Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Mandibular injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fracture of the mandible]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Ear examination *X-ray head *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Head]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 890418ce67c27249957b02e45290d297aae69fe8 0 301 598 2019-05-05T10:37:30Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' | insurance = 500 | departm..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nasal deformity]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nosebleed]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fracture of the nose]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray head *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Closed reduction]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] e40f838bdd9955542096223d0c617613b4d10b05 632 598 2019-05-05T11:02:00Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nasal deformity]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nosebleed]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fracture of the nose]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray head *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Closed reduction]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] 79ad5066aac9fef83666ab11a0eb2b44ac1185e1 0 302 599 2019-05-05T10:40:11Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' | insurance = 2900 | depa..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' | insurance = 2900 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Collarbone injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sagging shoulder]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Clavicle shaft fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | Arm orthosis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 0f8e48764c7a56054ff426e8c4908b089cd49012 0 46 600 530 2019-05-05T10:41:13Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = Cardiology }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *CRP *EEG *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Rest]] 7b808db7e2e92075512724a4f4aac5a08fdd7907 602 600 2019-05-05T10:51:23Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' | insurance = 1110 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Red swollen tonsils]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rheumatic fever]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bradycardia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *CRP *EEG *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Rest]] 3bc697b4a329f9f6fa08352f7d080ea7d8130ced 10 303 601 2019-05-05T10:50:17Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with " {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#E25252; text-align: center;" | <p style="f..." wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#E25252; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} 0d4aea0606371c99b6c51285f4c2372e15b9be29 10 304 603 2019-05-05T10:52:56Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with " {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#F5F0DF; text-align: center;" | <p style="f..." wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#F5F0DF; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} 819f6d2863d28510d33087786de0b2ead475bfd1 0 280 604 568 2019-05-05T10:53:56Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Knee injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | ACL injury]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | RICE]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 08bacf1172dd087240b4e292b40adcd91ed005b7 0 263 605 548 2019-05-05T10:54:19Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' | insurance = 3100 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Leukocytosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bone infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *CBC - sampling *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Osteomyelitis surgery]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] d0c3418dc2e0b301c89e2ec828cb21078cc9b38f 0 276 607 564 2019-05-05T10:54:52Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Ankle injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ankle sprain]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | EMS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 834f2c113b1f6aeeeff02d9b8953d6a3cbf180b3 0 252 609 545 2019-05-05T10:55:18Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' | insurance = 2900 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Wrist pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Thumb pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Median nerve compression]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Endoscopic surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2057562ae9fec218f63cf6478a6a357db8b0dc21 0 262 610 544 2019-05-05T10:56:03Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Othopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Neck pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Neck bone spurs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 5544d25c77c2cbb580700cceb231fd823c6eae46 0 293 612 587 2019-05-05T10:56:48Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe arm pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Multiple arteries damage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Humerus fragments fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] c6952f15fbc61c1ab1a115da26ca2fdf69432e47 0 292 613 586 2019-05-05T10:57:02Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe arm pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Multiple arteries damage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Ulna fragments fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] a6d5e119bebe5edd5a34919c48a75d2776bd4635 0 253 614 534 2019-05-05T10:57:16Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Elbow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Limited arm motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Ulnar nerve compression]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Ulnar claw]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *EMG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Elbow pad]] *[[Treatments | Recommendations]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] 3ea54f8f56cd1826d5f94c7b235853d800f18e21 0 271 615 558 2019-05-05T10:57:29Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Skin avulsion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hand penetrated]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Infected wound]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Wound closure]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] f010ef66658611502f4276e3cc8bca1118b328d1 0 273 616 560 2019-05-05T10:57:41Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Foot injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Skin avulsion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Degloved skin]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Foot penetrated]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Infected wound]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Replantation]] *[[Treatment | Wound closure]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 11a265474e972106f500b3d258b4e79148359560 0 270 617 557 2019-05-05T10:58:04Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hand injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Skin avulsion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Degloved skin]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hand penetrated]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Infected wound]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Replantation]] *[[Treatment | Wound closure]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 9469a3bd03baa0bf2c877245307f3e291656074e 0 272 618 559 2019-05-05T10:58:16Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Skin avulsion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Leg penetrated]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Infected wound]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Wound closure]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 7727de56b96a1e3aaca141dd99d1ed94d4947e98 0 257 619 538 2019-05-05T10:58:28Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Trouble rising]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Hoarseness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Muscles inflamed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Blood draw *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatments | Steroid cream]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 3830cc91dd71af69776595bbfcb96c22085724b3 0 279 620 567 2019-05-05T10:58:44Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Ankle injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Joint immobility]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Out-of-place ankle]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Closed reduction]] *[[Treatment | Leg orthosis]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 5b9d40235712af51c8d9b498e9c3556229093b9e 0 267 621 554 2019-05-05T10:59:00Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Elbow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness of a swelling]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Elbow stiffness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Olecranon bursae inflamed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid injections]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] d4337aac52215ed10110df9f728a8e4a94f8db70 0 265 623 552 2019-05-05T10:59:23Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Wrist pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness of a swelling]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Inflamed hand bursae]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid injections]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 0665b64ebff7bbc8e09d7fe43144f68fdfdb7960 0 255 624 536 2019-05-05T10:59:55Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' | insurance = 3000 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Waddling gait]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Astasis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the hip]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hip joints damaged]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Hip replacement surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Sleeping drugs]] eeeda148c240b44701040fcdee010a51632be333 0 258 625 539 2019-05-05T11:00:24Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Trouble rising]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent falling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dysphagia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | sIBM findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CRP *Blood draw *Neck palpation *EMG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 28616d3e772e8339e2bee50e8d1403bb046e8396 0 268 626 555 2019-05-05T11:00:37Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the knee]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling knee]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness of a swelling]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Knee bursae inflamed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid injections]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | EMS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 83e57192b07d748ef8795e97b9dcf2b644ddbc38 0 278 627 566 2019-05-05T11:00:51Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Knee injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Joint immobility]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Out-of-place knee]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Joint surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | Leg orthosis]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] a288d1894826fbf9dc5ba976bff9a72ffa19a2e5 0 256 628 537 2019-05-05T11:01:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swelling knee]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Astasis]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Waddling gait]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the knee]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Knee joint damaged]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid injections]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] b99dc926d7aac8c39ad276360b7da54f07bfe77d 0 274 629 562 2019-05-05T11:01:24Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Knee injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Knee sprain]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | EMS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] fedda494836eba8f29451c6e8266816b05b0c5cd 0 290 633 583 2019-05-05T11:02:13Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe leg pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured femur depicted]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] eff24480655707b75ed4555d6481191e1350452b 0 289 634 582 2019-05-05T11:02:24Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe arm pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured humerus depicted]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] 7acc8b8eb911ca94510aa43323428bc07364ac1f 0 291 635 584 2019-05-05T11:03:22Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe leg pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured femur depicted]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] ad73cf3c6afad2a74e0b9781a9b26a2e67107a29 0 288 636 581 2019-05-05T11:03:34Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe arm pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured ulna depicted]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] 9d3a6aa90bf03e4da073ba9dcc3864fd8a5b815e 0 266 637 553 2019-05-05T11:03:46Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent falling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Astasis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypocalcaemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Osteoporosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vitamin deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pseudofractures]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood draw *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin-D supplement]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Bone Strengthening pills]] *[[Treatment | IV calcium gluconate]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 9e8fbd420cd4ef11206a0e417ff82d90fe7c3499 0 259 638 540 2019-05-05T11:04:14Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent falling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Trouble rising]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dysphagia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Polymyositic findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *CRP *Blood draw *EMG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] db17a403b7b6e6e5986de308497d4a903fdbc121 0 254 639 533 2019-05-05T11:04:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Redness of skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling joints]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the joints]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the knee]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the hip]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Rheumatoid factor]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Osteoporosis]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *CRP *Blood draw *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CT == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Bone Strengthening pills]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 7d970d270592946ed1dca4115a5e45a18c6c45b3 0 302 640 599 2019-05-05T11:05:01Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' | insurance = 2900 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Collarbone injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sagging shoulder]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Clavicle shaft fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | Arm orthosis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 8731334fbcaf92dcc04c68d9f17dbfb727b43edc 0 277 641 565 2019-05-05T11:05:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Shoulder injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Joint immobility]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Out-of-place shoulder]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Joint surgery - Arm]] *[[Treatment | Arm orthosis]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 510d77b262703c6159144545c8ef7a256ae18b8b 0 275 642 563 2019-05-05T11:05:30Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Shoulder injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Shoulder sprain]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | EMS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 8765004ab3644800e4d70ab0d6e506c2fa766237 0 287 643 580 2019-05-05T11:05:43Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Collarbone injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sagging shoulder]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Clavicle fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Arm orthosis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 0a91efae2a4ada22335cba6685f80a00c4fefeeb 0 284 644 575 2019-05-05T11:05:55Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Femur fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 5e06b1ded50fff31b57b7880697350a34b61ea7f 0 286 645 579 2019-05-05T11:06:05Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fibula fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] f46258722f0affdfd86c2f2077d0be1de05c4165 0 283 646 573 2019-05-05T11:06:15Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Humerus fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 871ddf2d13815c6717d51c46cd231f7d7f90678c 0 282 647 571 2019-05-05T11:06:25Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Radius fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 85ae5ec41dac58e46a9adcfeaaa198033fee997c 0 285 648 578 2019-05-05T11:06:37Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] '' | insurance = 500 | department = Orthopaedy }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] c3c723d7318f10bc6d33ba9250ceaa6ecb6845da 0 281 649 570 2019-05-05T11:06:48Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] f70eb0cb7a891359105b9ae7cfff67d3f5993ea9 0 296 650 591 2019-05-05T11:07:01Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia spiral fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 51c315531e358efd5dc21977146375325cf4b339 0 261 651 542 2019-05-05T11:07:26Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the back]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured and dislocated vertebra]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Waddling gait]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray back *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Boston brace]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | EMS]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 879d7794fdb8a86a22b51d0f8af2e8b27c1f5612 0 260 652 541 2019-05-05T11:07:46Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vertebral stress fracture]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the back]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Boston brace]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] df148f3ad8d76b1c38e3f8f0d30ecd4f2d975e53 0 264 653 549 2019-05-05T11:07:57Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Neck pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Walking problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Degenerative findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Exercise]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 64e249f1a9a9e0eeb8a02e791c6187244e341073 0 269 654 556 2019-05-05T11:08:07Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elbow pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Elbow muscles damaged]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Proliferation therapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 6cdcf26bc1cba78106716543a2d162a081fa26c0 0 257 655 619 2019-05-05T11:08:45Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Trouble rising]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscles inflamed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Blood draw *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Steroid cream]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] d6bf6e0fd67d40fd58dff84fdea27a90cf7a0541 0 253 656 614 2019-05-05T11:09:07Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Elbow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar nerve compression]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar claw]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *EMG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Elbow pad]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 025ad3c26eaf3d057d1ba7ce7aaee17ad0e22b6b 10 47 657 83 2019-05-05T11:12:01Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#ABA4B7; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} 7a9be235bdf1e9262217a8dcb18b4db0355ee920 658 657 2019-05-05T11:12:59Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#C8C3D1; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} 565d0a14b8775a9b0ba38a42cf4d9107e9862555 10 303 659 601 2019-05-05T11:15:31Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#E37E7E; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} f3a2fa1e86484ece0c61b3e312f0eecf2872934a 0 305 660 2019-05-05T13:54:02Z Sytandra 30568441 Redirected page to [[General Surgery Department]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[General Surgery Department]] 93d2fc48c13ae7fa2aad91b80f313631a163c625 0 181 661 450 2019-05-05T13:54:30Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Oliguria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Edema]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypocalcaemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Tremor]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Azotemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptoms | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Lipiduria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptoms | Kidney tissue damaged]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Abdominal palpation *Blood pressure measurement *CRP *Blood draw *Urine analysis - sampling *MRI *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Thorax percussion == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | Dialysis]] *[[Treatments | IV calcium gluconate]] *[[Treatments | Antihypertensive medication]] *[[Treatments | Diet modification]] *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] a8bc9b428bace7d2f9f1276ae0cfd83d14c4829b 666 661 2019-05-05T13:59:46Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hypocalcaemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tremor]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Azotemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lipiduria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Kidney tissue damaged]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Abdominal palpation *Blood pressure measurement *CRP *Blood draw *Urine analysis - sampling *MRI *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Thorax percussion == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Dialysis]] *[[Treatment | IV calcium gluconate]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 25ff3da31ddc2b3e2bf3306b39704eb3479ffd5c 0 237 662 512 2019-05-05T13:54:54Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Irritability]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Ear discharge]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Swollen ear lobe]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Mastoiditis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Nausea]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Vomiting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Diminished hearing]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Ear examination *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Audiometry == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatments | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatments | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatments | Analgesics]] *[[Treatments | Antipyretics]] 0793dd1f8961d46dd4ac1cf7737f22acfc582bb0 0 306 663 2019-05-05T13:55:25Z Sytandra 30568441 Redirected page to [[Internal Medicine Department]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Internal Medicine Department]] 7fb1581fbc2199bb3d9cf241d70be2821f2fc318 0 56 664 547 2019-05-05T13:55:38Z 89.155.130.6 0 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== Diseases marked with * only need the treatment if complications occur. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Treatment ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Diagnoses ! scope="col" | Required room |- | [[A1At replacement]] | ''Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route.'' | [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med., regular and HDU wards and ICU. |- | [[Abdominal surgery]] | ''Surgery of the abdomen'' | [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] | Operating room at General surg. and ICU. |- | [[ACE inhibitor]] | ''A drug used in the treatment of hypertension.'' | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Analgesics]] | ''Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain.'' | All diseases involving pain. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antacids]] | ''Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux.'' | [[Esophagitis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti Inflammatory Cream]] | ''Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream used to treat various inflammations and also relieve from pain or swelling.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Anti seizures medicine]] | ''Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit and ICU. |- | [[Antiarrhythmics]] | ''Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart.'' | [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antibiotic ointment]] | ''Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin.'' | [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency and Office or Diagnostic unit at Neurology department. |- | [[Antibiotics]] | ''Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections.'' | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antidepressants]] | ''Drugs used to treat depressive disorders.'' | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments. |- | [[Antidiarrheals]] | ''Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement.'' | [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] | Office or Diagnostic unit at Emergency, General surg., Internal med. and UCI departments. |- | [[Antifungal ointment]] | ''Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections.'' | [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antihemorrhagics]] | ''Drugs used to stop bleedings.'' | Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antihistamines]] | ''Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy.'' | [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihypertensive medication]] | ''Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure.'' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anticholinergics]] | ''Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at General. surg., Cardiology and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antimycotics]] | ''Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species.'' | [[Histoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department and ICU. |- | [[Antiparasitic drugs]] | ''Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections.'' | [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Antipsychotics]] | ''Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders.'' | ? | Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Antipyretics]] | ''Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever.'' | Diseases involving fever. | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antiseptics]] | ''Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection.'' | [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] | Doctor's office, Observatino room or Trauma center at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg., Internal med. and Orthopaedy departments and ICU. |- | [[Antihelmintics]] | ''Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections.'' | [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] | Doctor's office or Observation room. |- | [[Antithyroids]] | ''Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone.'' | [[Grave's disease]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. department and ICU. |- | [[Cough suppressants]] | ''Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause.'' | [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Antivirals]] | ''Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen.'' | [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department, Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Neurology departments and ICU. |- | [[Anxiolytics]] | ''Medication that inhibits anxiety.'' | ? | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Arm cast]] | ''Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints.'' | [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Arm orthosis]] | ''Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs.'' | [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices, Diagnostic units or Operating rooms at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Artificial ventilation]] | ''Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation.'' | [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at any other department. |- | [[Band ligation]] | ''Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed.'' | [[Esophageal varices]] | Operating room |- | [[Bandage]] | ''A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use.'' | [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | Any Office or Diagnostic unit, Observation room, Trauma center and ICU. |- | [[B-complex supplement]] | ''Supplement of B-vitamins.'' | ? | Doctor's office or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Internal med. department. |- | [[Beta blockers]] | ''Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor.'' | All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat | Any Office or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Blood transfusion]] | ''Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells.'' | [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] | Any Office, Diagnostic units or Ward. |- | [[Bone Strengthening pills]] | ''Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones.'' | [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] | Doctor's Office or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Internal med. departments |- | [[Boston brace]] | ''Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis.'' | [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Bronchodilators]] | ''Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs.'' | [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] | Any Office, Diagnostic unit and ICU |- | [[Cardiovascular surgery]] | ''Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease.'' | [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] | Operating room at Cardiology department. |- | [[Closed reduction]] | ''Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position.'' | [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department. |- | [[Anticoagulants]] | ''Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots.'' | [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Cardiology department. |- | [[Ice wrap]] | ''Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body.'' | [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] | Doctor's office, Trauma center or Observation room at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department |- | [[Compression wraps]] | ''Elastic bandages.'' | [[Broken ribs]] | Doctor's office, Observation room or Trauma center at Emergency department and Offices or Diagnostic units at General surg. and Orthopaedy departments. |- | [[Corticosteroid injections]] | ''Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases.'' | [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] | Offices or Diagnostic units at Orthopaedy department and ICU. |- | [[Corticosteroids]] | ''Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. '' | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] | Any Offices or Diagnostic unit. |- | [[Craniotomy]] | ''Neurological surgery to get access to the brain.'' | [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | Operating room at Neurology department. |- |} d8e9a6d8d275c1ab4346615543aeaf0304f71fde 10 307 665 2019-05-05T13:58:20Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with " {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#4eacdb; text-align: center;" | <p style="f..." wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#4eacdb; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} be9c590b6a1c449827fb146d774cb6a7c0032baf 0 164 667 440 2019-05-05T14:00:18Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Bellybutton pain]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *CRP *Blood dry *Abdominal palpation *Blood analysis - ICU *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment| Laparoscopic surgery]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 876c8ec8e13994baa8cac9312b5a1e7f0f6262db 0 168 668 421 2019-05-05T14:00:58Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stomach pain]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Campylobacter in stool]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 30 |- | [[Symptoms | Excessive belching]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 35a090d39a935553e8a814ca6dcb93004a5b6e8e 669 668 2019-05-05T14:01:14Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stomach pain]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Campylobacter in stool]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive belching]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 722da091abe303c1dc44016d06c10a68f9b10c2f 0 194 670 466 2019-05-05T14:01:52Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' | insurance = 3600 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blunt pancreas laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent Echo *USG *FAST *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2a627de320f841b438f642763547562c0f4e2282 0 190 671 462 2019-05-05T14:02:21Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' | insurance = 4000 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blunt spleen rupture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Abdominal palpation *Ophthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent Echo *CT *FAST *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] ebbb4f697a4feae224b38689712effd26631b8bc 0 183 672 455 2019-05-05T14:02:44Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dysuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Strong-smelling urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Painful urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Cloudy urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bladder stones detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Shock wave lithotripsy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] 9cd266e127014813ec7578061e63e86b3085d3a2 0 187 673 459 2019-05-05T14:03:07Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dysuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Painful urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Cloudy urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ureter stone detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Shock wave lithotripsy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] 18efe8df9908c20c611f773a9c5972610858a4d1 0 175 674 444 2019-05-05T14:03:46Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tremor]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Inflamed bilduct]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Blood draw *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] 7c075b966ba2dd502ced9bdf882f41b4c1c845b5 0 174 675 443 2019-05-05T14:04:13Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cystic duct obstructed]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Gallbladder rupture]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation If complications occur: *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Laparoscopic surgery]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 83d67588c993a898735d3c6c050ea4183a08798c 0 182 676 451 2019-05-05T14:05:00Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping problem]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Azotemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Kidney progressive damage]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Osteoporosis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood pressure measurement *Blood draw *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Dialysis]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Bone Strengthening pills]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 5a5ae1bee017aa0cc418f5cee6cb67a981093f65 0 172 677 441 2019-05-05T14:05:37Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' | insurance = 1400 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hair loss]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | A1At deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sclerotic liver tissue]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *USG *Transient elastography *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Speech listening *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Liver medication]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | A1At replacement]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] c5eca677bdb6ac7d51eb5435f7e050efdae93980 0 177 678 446 2019-05-05T14:06:16Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Itchy blisters]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Celiac antibodies detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Malnutrition]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Osteoporosis]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood draw *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood analysis - ICU *CT == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Diet modifications]] *[[Treatment | Bone Strengthening pills]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] eb3049b7a8af87d5b3de5bca31ed692af6dcd8dc 0 165 679 416 2019-05-05T14:06:51Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive flatulence]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hematochezia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fat malabsorption]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Crohn's disease discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Vitamin deficiency]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *CRP *Blood draw *Stool collecting *CT - enterography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid ]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2d885255c709856519b8fa987879dfb10c03ce8a 0 163 680 414 2019-05-05T14:07:19Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' | insurance = 2500 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Indigestion]] | 25 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive belching]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Duodenitis discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Intestinal bleeding]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood draw *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling *Blood analysis - ICU == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Proton pump inhibitors]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Endoscopic cauterization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] 2be1855123a82dec582bcfecd8a9bfdd93839f46 0 159 681 527 2019-05-05T14:07:45Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' | insurance = 4200 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Oesophagus abnormalities]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Purpura]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Hematochezia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Varices in the oesophagus]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bleeding to stomach]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Barium swallow *Stool collecting *USG *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Band ligation]] *[[Treatment | Endoscopic cauterization]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] 5344bd5859705daf2cd7e6e6ff6b7eb8b5ebec8e 0 158 682 408 2019-05-05T14:08:14Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Oesophagus abnormalities]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperacidity]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Oesophagus infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Thorax percussion *Neck palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Barium swallow *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | Antacids]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 4cce49de7d21333a029122b4397f1b2ab0d01cd6 0 154 683 377 2019-05-05T14:08:44Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[General Sugery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Steatorrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive flatulence]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Vitamin deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fat malabsorption]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Elastase - low level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Atherosclerosis]] | 15 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Stool collecting *Blood draw *Urgent Echo *Heart monitoring *ECG *Elastase test - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications ocurr: *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | PERT]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] If complications ocurr: *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] f81cba95fe276d2ef48ecaaf176da51dcd71f89b 0 169 684 422 2019-05-05T14:09:05Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Intestinal fistula]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Barium swallow *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 92d90a2ec620699166f83086f08768988520bfb6 0 173 685 442 2019-05-05T14:09:32Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Indigestion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stomach pain]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Gallstones identified]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Gallbladder rupture]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *USG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Laparoscopic surgery]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] cc3e144b82b40d6824512966ba60e266c729c89e 0 162 686 439 2019-05-05T14:10:02Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Stomach pain]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Indigestion]] | 25 |- | [[Symptom | Gastritis discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 35 |- | [[Symptom | Septic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw *CBC - sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] cbd0a4f3fa20555e5627e1b9c70020073548cf45 0 178 687 447 2019-05-05T14:10:38Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Azotemia]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Proteinuria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperlipidemia]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Lipiduria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight gain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Kidney tissue inflamed]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Painful urination]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Ophthalmoscopy *Physical examination *Blood draw *Urine analysis - sampling *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] d1871fe71b9c26c999e5307743d60d4dc7480060 0 157 688 407 2019-05-05T14:11:09Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tremor]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen thyroid gland]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | TSH - low level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *ECG *Heart monitoring *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antithyroids]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 6a4a190229a34f994602227b50051c4883941cec 0 184 689 454 2019-05-05T14:11:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Painful urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Cloudy urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Urinary urgency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Kidney stones discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Shock wave lithotripsy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] ab8d89b80fe7169d203a138b4a57f6255e0d99aa 0 155 690 405 2019-05-05T14:12:07Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dysphagia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen thyroid gland]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Inflamed thyroid]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *Heart monitoring *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] cacc3c3b10c3b8db914f619800c12ceb4be0f4ed 0 171 691 424 2019-05-05T14:12:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fibrotic liver tissue]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | A1At deficiency]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *CRP *Urine analysis - sampling *USG *Transient elastography *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | A1At replacement]] 261779ec3f75cef82227467fc5a304dc8f23537b 0 152 692 375 2019-05-05T14:13:00Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hepatitis A positive]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 0dead628a540509ee50e726e9ef3470316da3532 0 153 693 376 2019-05-05T14:13:32Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hepatitis B positive]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *USG == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Interferon alpha-2b]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 9c06fb8e70a1e053989d07022f77d0cc19c888a1 0 160 694 436 2019-05-05T14:14:01Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Bad breath]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive belching]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | H. pylori detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hyperacidity]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Blood draw *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Triple therapy treatment]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Antacids]] 683925675d964eb0febda503e92b1d5316f8b04c 0 156 695 406 2019-05-05T14:14:31Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hair loss]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Constipation]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight gain]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperlipidemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen thyroid gland]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Depression]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Bradycardia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | TSH - high level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LDL]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Atherosclerosis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Neck palpation *Audiometry *ECG *Urgent Echo *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Synthetic thyroid hormones]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] bf9be5cc31aca3b34e3331288981bd535cc9e965 0 186 696 457 2019-05-05T14:14:56Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Urinary urgency]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bladder lining defect]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 11b42bed17e833c063a094db3d9964589acc4516 0 179 697 448 2019-05-05T14:16:26Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on torso]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Polyuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Azotemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Lipiduria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Proteinuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tubulus inflammation]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Painful urination]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] b4afd8639a624e67564852dc282e9be89308e9d3 0 167 698 418 2019-05-05T14:16:57Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive flatulence]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen abdomen]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | IBS-D confirmed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] dedc6a6b951bde6f2f65d55b5a15d52b74c05953 0 189 699 461 2019-05-05T14:17:25Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal guarding]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Liver contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood draw *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] 09bfaabec32fcb3f929e6c9d2c75e0b2ad39d9f4 0 188 700 460 2019-05-05T14:17:50Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 33 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal guarding]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blood loss]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Liver laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *FAST *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Pressure bandage]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] 32a21afcc60db7cbfcfe5158fda11f8b2c6c4fa3 0 176 701 445 2019-05-05T14:18:20Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' | insurance = 2200 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Steatorrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pancreatic inflammation]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Malnutrition]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Hypocalcaemia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *ECG *Urgent Echo *Stool collecting *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw *USG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | IV calcium gluconate]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 212273e16a9a286a0c2823861ca18498a27e8f5d 0 193 702 465 2019-05-05T14:18:41Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blunt pancreas contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | IV nutrition]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] b6ec70cc6f3cc11672a5f4d7b37306b5c8b7be27 0 195 703 467 2019-05-05T14:19:03Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' | insurance = 2300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal guarding]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pancreas laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *FAST *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Pressure bandage]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] 874ada0d6f99c989e5d02233814f5e4d9931b79d 0 191 704 463 2019-05-05T14:19:30Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' | insurance = 2300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal guarding]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blood loss]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Spleen rupture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *FAST *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Pressure bandage]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] 46b1ee052ee8d5fc71635041b53a7fbe167f533f 0 161 705 412 2019-05-05T14:19:58Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive belching]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperacidity]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hematochezia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Gastric ulcers identified]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptoms | Bleeding to stomach]] | 25 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood draw *Stool collecting *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Proton pump inhibitors]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Antacids]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Endoscopic cauterization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 877584548d00d26ad4098e3171dff82e768a903f 0 170 706 423 2019-05-05T14:20:25Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' | insurance = 3200 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Peritoneal fluid shows infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *CRP *Peritoneal fluid analysis - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling *Blood analysis - ICU == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 72088c6e64bee08c779505b42272b0b35c87339b 0 180 707 449 2019-05-05T14:20:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dysuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent urination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Kidney interstitium abscess]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 5d662b95a552d5ae7a838a736e2700ee52bbb201 0 197 708 469 2019-05-05T14:21:11Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Back injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Blunt Kidney contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV nutrition]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 8d62a6d4fdb958aed0cb7a91cd540c95e551bd7b 0 196 709 468 2019-05-05T14:21:31Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' | insurance = 2300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Back injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal guarding]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Kidney laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *FAST *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Pressure bandage]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] 84d7543463e597eb760f3f2b78d305379d559372 0 192 710 464 2019-05-05T14:21:55Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' | insurance = 1400 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blunt spleen contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Abdominal palpation *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] d48662691497d91ccf465a069743eb6c8da2045d 0 166 711 417 2019-05-05T14:22:27Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive flatulence]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hematochezia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Colon ulcers]] | 80 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *CRP *Blod draw *Stool collecting *CT - enterography *Blood analysis - ICU *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid ]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 0bd5c2881af2ab9905538acd571010f4b7a3fae9 0 185 712 456 2019-05-05T14:23:58Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Urinary urgency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dysuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent urination]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Cloudy urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Strong-smelling urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Bladder infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Urine analysis - sampling *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] e6a9bf475dfcfe268fdf605eb9f177224f64be6a 10 308 713 2019-05-05T14:25:58Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with " {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#42d190; text-align: center;" | <p style="f..." wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#42d190; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} 3468d017a1bb9dda6abc32d282040a57a4b45523 714 713 2019-05-05T14:28:26Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#3dce7a; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} c1ce6798a3200a5f3d19bd89c4aa91554e5f8379 718 714 2019-05-05T14:30:53Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#5fd183; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} 9ac944abfac942f950d281847de0ca801ac8d0d7 0 237 715 662 2019-05-05T14:28:40Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ear discharge]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen ear lobe]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Mastoiditis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Diminished hearing]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Ear examination *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Audiometry == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 5b006e00577f78426d1090bf3a03fea6e3453ae9 0 221 716 495 2019-05-05T14:29:22Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Trypanosoma detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Abdominal palpation *ECG *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 5d84dfd2cf90996c87a9b62a53396547c9e928e7 0 207 717 480 2019-05-05T14:29:47Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive belching]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive flatulence]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | E. histolytica discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] de30dc914fd3374c1c147754cb654839d604be0a 0 247 719 522 2019-05-05T14:31:29Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Bronchial hyperreactivity]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Spirometry *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Sleeping drugs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 62aea8818bdc91c0dbc05c4bf5c6ac7e824a4079 0 236 720 511 2019-05-05T14:31:56Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diminished hearing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen ear canal]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ear discharge]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tympanic membrane inflammation]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Audiometry *Ear examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Ear drops]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] bcf7fa2c3fef95516c5f7ede3fb2c76d88c67c5f 0 220 721 494 2019-05-05T14:32:24Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problem]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Aspergilloma discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *X-ray chest == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Pulmonary surgery]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] ddd6f22fe2c33c9e1761d63db6ab26302d172b34 0 250 722 525 2019-05-05T14:32:45Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Redness of skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on arm]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on leg]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on neck]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on torso]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Atopic eczema findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] 0d9b26a881a7542bd908728a15d721c2d73dd822 0 223 723 497 2019-05-05T14:33:09Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Babesios detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Normal hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 4dc23158d1983d7cadbfeea27f486151919a82bb 0 243 724 518 2019-05-05T14:33:38Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bad breath]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | A1At deficiency]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Leukocytosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Airway infecton]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] a0352b93fecbf644f3a4119cc31d20aa7d0fd236 0 242 725 517 2019-05-05T14:34:11Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukocytosis]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Lung tissue findings]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *CRP *CBC - sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 3c5f9d8324a9fa1c755f8e590f939e62a3f5cdc1 0 213 726 486 2019-05-05T14:34:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | B. henselae detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Rest]] 02d9b5b6da87e24fac61631a61f3d33eccf2e6fa 0 249 727 524 2019-05-05T14:35:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Redness of skin]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Painful vesicular rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Strep skin infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 585757e97ab0f8f5771fc1189fcff44f6bcbc947 0 201 728 473 2019-05-05T14:36:22Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' | insurance = 1900 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chlorine detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory failure]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *EEG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | ICU hospitalization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 669dc00b513585314f00f9df8efa224f171163c7 0 204 729 476 2019-05-05T14:37:04Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vibrio cholerae detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 8dcf9d90f7d56de846bf0fb4dcba81a9a9f415de 0 246 730 521 2019-05-05T14:37:32Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | A1At deficiency]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Obstructed airways]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *CRP *Blood draw *Heart monitoring *Spirometry *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | A1At replacement]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] a8b34c1e56d692a8546844c2f04f6e21cfbe8aaa 0 200 731 472 2019-05-05T14:37:58Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hallucinations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | COHb high level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory failure]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *EEG *ECG *Urgent Echo *Heart monitoring *Ophthalmoscopy *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Artificial ventilation]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] 9653bafc59470c9f21db55daf7c1eeda6899e2c9 0 233 732 508 2019-05-05T14:38:23Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problem]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Constipation]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | High chloride level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Osteoporosis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest ausculation *Physical examination *Sweat Chloride Test *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CT == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Bone Strengthening pills]] ea01434686d1f2848588ad402806b2f8fd5e304d 0 232 733 507 2019-05-05T14:38:46Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Polyuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hunger]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperlipidemia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | High sugar level]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Atherosclerosis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urgent Echo *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Insulin therapy]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] 0e642519d464bd8c0818d3e439a8df93e4e091ac 0 245 734 520 2019-05-05T14:39:08Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | A1At deficiency]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Emphysema discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Blood draw *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | A1At replacement]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] f98845043ad7f7d3acdde00e93535dfec590f6ec 0 208 735 481 2019-05-05T14:39:34Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive flatulence]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Giardia lamblia detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 60 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 637f779ead82d8b83b883090708ce2f2d156e2e0 0 225 736 499 2019-05-05T14:40:10Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Haptoglobin - low levels]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Thorax percussion == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyrotics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] 7443655ac4b8a318f8c6898c8fd1cc730ab63bb4 0 227 737 502 2019-05-05T14:40:54Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hematochezia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Purpura]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Prolonged bleeding]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Clotting factor low]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Stool collecting *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Desmopressin]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Rest]] 4628f07e31bfdb3014e21c23c2c23890f63a6bf1 0 219 738 493 2019-05-05T14:41:36Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Painful lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Histoplasma detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antimycotics]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 4ff60b558ec3960e29317a18b45ada514af12aab 0 218 739 492 2019-05-05T14:42:00Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Purpura]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dysphagia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | EBV detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *X-ray chest == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] d25698b5f029a7c18c8279207536cfdc0b47c6f5 0 203 740 475 2019-05-05T14:42:32Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping problem]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tremor]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hallucination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle epain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lead levels high]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *EEG *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Chelation therapy]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] fac29194d26fa599af31365082bf570816e6c118 0 216 741 490 2019-05-05T14:43:10Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Legionella detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *PCR - sampling *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 24bf1d2aa22831e0fd0d198f3faa66f3d6db516c 0 198 742 470 2019-05-05T14:43:36Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blunt pulmonary contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent Echo *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] 6b9ca874ae1a983a730066184a577b93b4f77a53 0 251 743 526 2019-05-05T14:44:47Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 45 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Proteinuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Lupus findings]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Butterfly rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Bradycardia]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *CRP *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *Heart monitoring *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] f2df74b4bbed50e7e7a9bae68847ec067ed77398 0 224 744 498 2019-05-05T14:45:38Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Borrelia antibodies detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *CBC - sampling *ECG *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 8b4bd6c0bbf9fabc418ffcf41669a89c427cf87f 0 202 745 474 2019-05-05T14:46:20Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Acidosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Formate - toxic levels]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Ophthalmoscopy *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Ethanol treatment]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] a25b821ddc1a62dfa6a4649daa6f61aa35bb134d 0 240 746 515 2019-05-05T14:47:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Parotid infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diminished hearing]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Audiometry == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 75a864002b5c7cdecfd8f80300b9da46a7ccbc56 0 234 747 509 2019-05-05T14:48:22Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tinnitus]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen ear canal]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ear canal infected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Audiometry *Ear examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Ear drops]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] f8b8f50c4442f57beeaeeef87d408f385d43194d 0 235 748 510 2019-05-05T14:49:11Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diminished hearing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fluid in the middle ear]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swollen ear canal]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Audiometry *Ear examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Ear drops]] 94fb0b8651067b59e03421758cd38b1cfdea24c9 0 239 749 514 2019-05-05T14:49:58Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen ear lobe]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Ear discharge]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Outer ear infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swollen ear canal]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Audiometry *Ear examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] b4d565807853668e18310d3e8be0bc9d629ae161 0 238 750 513 2019-05-05T14:51:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' | insurance = 2900 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diminished hearing]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tinnitus]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Otosclerosis discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Audiometry *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Stapedectomy]] eeb89038eb52689d5060df21a643019a70e83c07 0 215 751 489 2019-05-05T14:52:04Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | B. pertussis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Nalas cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] 8f614080191fa4a992442155f56b987f6cff6eef 0 241 752 516 2019-05-05T14:52:33Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tremor]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukocytosis]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pneumonic lungs]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *CRP *CBC - sampling *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 729abb88478818683ab79112804fe26881613ac3 0 248 753 523 2019-05-05T14:53:06Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' | insurance = 3600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Collapsed lung]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest listening *Thorax percussion *ECG *Urgent Echo *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Pulmonary surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] 833c55953e045ac16914dcabee7a5c20d3b4ced1 0 211 754 484 2019-05-05T14:53:32Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptoms | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | B. anthracis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *X-ray chest *Blood analysis - ICU *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 133201c81d79a686b55c8d12358fd53f844dd5ee 756 754 2019-05-05T14:54:14Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | B. anthracis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *X-ray chest *Blood analysis - ICU *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 2121f5057a0d0b5dd235f0ccea73e867bcf59778 0 199 755 471 2019-05-05T14:53:59Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | insurance = 3100 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Severe hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pneumatocele]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *FAST *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Pulmonary surgery]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 9214c9e540c758e950b291424899cf9070898421 0 214 757 487 2019-05-05T14:55:17Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problem]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | MAC detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Septic shock]] | 15 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *CRP *X-ray chest *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Chest auscultation *CBC - sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] 86a6ce74370f4252174a19247e3fa84f3a124026 758 757 2019-05-05T14:56:04Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problem]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | MAC detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Septic shock]] | 15 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *CRP *X-ray chest *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Chest auscultation *CBC - sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] 036763161f4c74c1e4b0875c3d293f780c238f4a 0 212 759 485 2019-05-05T14:56:27Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on arm]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Streptobacillus detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 45323e6fc8d26f9dc28af4a5c6a376c50d54d2d6 0 206 760 479 2019-05-05T14:57:02Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Headhache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hematochezia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Salmonellosis confirmed]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 15 |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Stool collecting *Blood draw *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] b1bcad6ba59c6094197e2fad1e2e37483f593e41 0 230 761 505 2019-05-05T14:57:21Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Granulomas - eyes]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Ophthalmoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 10e2727a896d45987c415726dd42c78ea632346c 0 231 762 506 2019-05-05T14:57:47Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Granulomas - heart]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Neurological testing *ECG *Heart monitoring *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 024a4d3aa95b759efe06e8ffa7895cfee62b3490 0 229 763 504 2019-05-05T14:58:11Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = '' Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Granulomas - lungs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 81961723c915ef71b8a47223f976b61250f524d0 0 244 764 519 2019-05-05T14:58:38Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bronchial infection - chronic]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | A1At deficiency]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] ca4aed724af1c89a7ad2372d79fe750db2b8e635 0 228 765 503 2019-05-05T14:58:56Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen abdomen]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Thalassemia discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Urine analysis - sampling *Heart monitoring *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] b06c6601e203b79366e4fe23b3fe113b56a1bc8a 0 226 766 500 2019-05-05T14:59:13Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Purpura]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Prolonged bleeding]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Thrombocytopenia detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Platelet transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] 18d82aff662ad934ec0e2bcf01f0d1b17929052c 0 222 767 496 2019-05-05T14:59:36Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Toxoplasmosis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Speech listening *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c72ca949e69dc19511d6f34c288bac9bc51a9866 0 209 768 482 2019-05-05T15:00:13Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukocytosis]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tuberculosis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *CRP *CBC - sampling *X-ray chest *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 01f7daf9a5065950ee532ea3bad315af98b703df 0 210 769 483 2019-05-05T15:00:41Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Painful lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | F. tularensis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Septic shock]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Oral cavity inspection *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CBC - sampling *Physical examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 1c0b5645363c51767c75e9751f06627449bfc3d2 0 205 770 478 2019-05-05T15:01:07Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | S. typhi detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Gastroscopy == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] acf6153b96a22252eaefccae4cb679f257928ca9 0 217 771 491 2019-05-05T15:01:36Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Cry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | R. typhi detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 70 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw *Serologic sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 5557a02fb63fc440b0e5935393a264e9707364b0 0 149 772 402 2019-05-05T15:02:25Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Ankle injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ankle bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Joint immobility]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ankle contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Leg orthosis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2fc2dab602d64cd24c4c99145d0cd2ca92411e4b 0 146 773 398 2019-05-05T15:02:47Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Arm injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Forearm contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical and visual examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] f6ad044397accc8782bbe7e2faddd5ceed75fdaa 0 139 774 358 2019-05-05T15:03:09Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nail discoloration]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nail thickening]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Crumbly nail]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tinea pedis detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Mycologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Steroid cream]] *[[Treatment | Antifungal ointment]] ba24c7c168e56557abb813463192d39b2d985c2f 0 134 775 420 2019-05-05T15:03:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Painful lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | ORL findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | S. pyogenes present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Laryngoscopy *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c21c7de1fbef7cc9d489aae533c089f31e0e1c45 0 125 776 435 2019-05-05T15:03:57Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Beef tapeworm detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Stool collecting *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihelmintics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 75affd5d5747e8497ba9d5f486f26e664152b1a0 0 138 777 390 2019-05-05T15:04:18Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bronchial infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *X-ray chest == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2cc877083d0cd04155c3dbd1e83c0337a7ac079e 0 151 778 404 2019-05-05T15:04:38Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Thorax contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] acb119b4058d886cb5986b6d483d0e911e01202c 0 126 779 437 2019-05-05T15:05:19Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Itchy blisters]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Papulas and vesicles]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c5d50b9cc208eadd354688ea0fd0a348a2e1b35a 0 144 780 427 2019-05-05T15:05:36Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Trouble rising]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Long reaction time]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Depression]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Exercise]] *[[Treatment | Antidepressants]] 443dd189178256a75e0cadcfb0f5d206e1d75779 0 131 781 383 2019-05-05T15:05:57Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing difficulties]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal viral infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Inflamed sinuses]] | 35 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Nasal cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Saline nasal spray]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Saline nasal spray]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] e081699546d5af43f425713c20be68d2b9c5a1a8 0 118 782 392 2019-05-05T15:06:15Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Redness of skin]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on arm]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on leg]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on neck]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Rash torso]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Itchy eyes]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Painful vesicular rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Allergen detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Skin allergy test *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] 4966e60d12a7c730019c44bda3c5b188456bab23 0 148 783 401 2019-05-05T15:06:36Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Foot injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Forearm contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] fd16f68ffdfdb3fac8dd85f5eb1cf5232339082e 0 141 784 393 2019-05-05T15:06:54Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Elbow stiffness]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elbow pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Elbow tendons damaged]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Cold tiling]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 757d65e9859b2e7fb96881fc16103d3bd043b1ff 0 147 785 400 2019-05-05T15:07:12Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hand injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hand weakness]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Wrist contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 56574af48b66eaaea5f074091717a260cdc833b2 0 140 786 389 2019-05-05T15:07:30Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Itchy eyes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Allergy discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Inflammed sinuses]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Skin allergy test *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Saline nasal spray]] df96e9b0ea314a39f958f01cef2fdf3411f6889c 0 130 787 366 2019-05-05T15:07:55Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive flatulence]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Lactose intolerance]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] 95ff10c4c09940ac6c927cbf669a789428cb5e07 0 136 788 391 2019-05-05T15:08:16Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dysphagia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Larynx infected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Inflamed sinuses]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Laryngoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Nasal saline spray]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] e033790c6a87c2c6e0cf6a960c56d1763171a296 0 150 789 403 2019-05-05T15:08:35Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Calf contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 9e25a5f7e6ca8c0269627649f6309f69fb993ca7 0 137 790 387 2019-05-05T15:08:56Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Influenza A detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] fff12f870dae6e3324a131d40919376ecbb2419a 0 145 791 397 2019-05-05T15:09:16Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Depression]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Long reaction time]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Insomnia revealed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Sleeping drugs]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 06f980eab27304d5a09d21e25feebe6e007776d8 0 129 792 438 2019-05-05T15:09:34Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Crumbly nail]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Low hemoglobin]] | 10 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Low hematocrit]] | 80 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Iron supplement]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] b56bd6303c7a17319d667c03c89f71455ef67068 0 128 793 357 2019-05-05T15:09:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nail discoloration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nail thickening]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Crumbly nail]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fungal infection]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Mycologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antifungal ointment]] *[[Treatment | Foot cream]] 895cba55f2c1c3f63c18bdf36f04c5effea7bb44 0 133 794 372 2019-05-05T15:10:10Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dysphagia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | White patches on tonsils]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Oral cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 615de6b1ab286d141b62182762277cc4ca60a524 0 124 795 378 2019-05-05T15:10:34Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Vitamin deficiency]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hunger]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pork tapeworm detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Stool collecting *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihelmintics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 573cbc57d037b31e96d0e15587879adc4891a57c 0 143 796 395 2019-05-05T15:10:49Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Raynaud's findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Vasodilators]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] f5d86eb6a5ca1cc66590c08981b4cbc221f3734a 0 142 797 394 2019-05-05T15:11:05Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Scoliotic findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray back *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Excersise]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] b7f7852b2d0cdd52b255d270f8823212f4d515b8 0 127 798 381 2019-05-05T15:11:27Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on neck]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on arm]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on torso]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Widespread painful rash]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 4a9e137afcefb570df01f03a04157d994b8d9f83 0 132 799 384 2019-05-05T15:11:43Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bad breath]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal obstruction]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Saline nasal spray]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 66af419a7d93257752e876215189f7c4a6070937 0 135 800 419 2019-05-05T15:12:03Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Red swollen tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Painful lymph nodes]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain in the ears]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Suppurative tonsils]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | ORL findings]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | RSV present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Ear examination *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Laryngoscopy *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] 3941422e89837afabf2f94aab8b20f0780fb5b51 0 309 801 2019-05-05T20:26:12Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper openin..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' | insurance = 3600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Mitral stenosis]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiovascular surgery]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | IV nutrition]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 8ebe77bb1e731d376c1229df1e9a1b9d560d2085 0 310 802 2019-05-05T20:30:29Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (b..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' | insurance = 3600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tricuspid regurgitation]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Neurological testing *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiovascular surgery]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] f1951a97a103388cfff17d40839cf7ee43d062ad 0 311 803 2019-05-05T20:36:10Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure th..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight gain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Polyuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Cardiomegaly]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertensive findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *CRP *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Sleeping drugs]] d84afa800e3bf2b64b134c62746c22da8d60c78b 0 312 804 2019-05-05T20:40:21Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascu..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' | insurance = 3700 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LDL]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Low hemoglobin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Myocardial scarring]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *CRP *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiovascular surgery]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] b8218556a0c57266a1f2c36cae6c10560d6183cc 805 804 2019-05-05T20:42:43Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' | insurance = 3700 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LDL]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Low hemoglobin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Myocardial scarring]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *CRP *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiovascular surgery]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 3ab0821c3cee252ec9d87ed856462e6238527808 0 313 806 2019-05-05T20:45:38Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney inj..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Proteinuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Polyuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CK]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Renal hypertension]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Thorax percussion *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Renal vascular surgery]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 36217e8ae5355f5bb7197ab6f3f840575a5a21a8 0 314 807 2019-05-05T20:50:18Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. A..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LDL]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Arterial stenosis]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *CRP *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments 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PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | A1AT DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL GUARDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL INJURY || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABSCESS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ACIDOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALVEOLAR COLLAPSE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOV PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 3033d4799323d6f5c7e1e88f68a315be872bc13c 0 317 813 2019-07-25T02:05:10Z DeMerick 30578631 Created page with "==Angiograph== <br/> $24,999<br/><br/> A machine used to perform angiography or arteriography, a test that visualizes the inside of blood vessels and organs. It allows doctor..." wikitext text/x-wiki ==Angiograph== <br/> $24,999<br/><br/> A machine used to perform angiography or arteriography, a test that visualizes the inside of blood vessels and organs. It allows doctors to check for any blockages in the arteries or in the heart. This test is usually performed after the injection of a contrast agent. The angiograph is a part of the radiology department and is placed in the CAG room. a80064e24924ceba2f97200ba44adc974857b5b2 819 813 2019-07-25T02:43:22Z DeMerick 30578631 wikitext text/x-wiki $24,999<br/><br/> A machine used to perform angiography or arteriography, a test that visualizes the inside of blood vessels and organs. It allows doctors to check for any blockages in the arteries or in the heart. This test is usually performed after the injection of a contrast agent. The angiograph is a part of the radiology department and is placed in the CAG room. 21a189624484ea52b6678c57023b2cac427c8dbb 829 819 2019-07-26T00:39:43Z DeMerick 30578631 wikitext text/x-wiki $24,999<br/> <br/> Category: Mandatory <br/> <br/> Footprint: 2x3 <br/> <br/> A machine used to perform angiography or arteriography, a test that visualizes the inside of blood vessels and organs. It allows doctors to check for any blockages in the arteries or in the heart. This test is usually performed after the injection of a contrast agent. The angiograph is a part of the radiology department and is placed in the CAG room. 1150b65f2e10627b214d837a2cd76a308ed32354 0 95 814 341 2019-07-25T02:06:44Z DeMerick 30578631 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer, | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | [[Angiograph]], Angiograph control panel, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ba8cefa89e501ff8573efc4d155d8b20f44ab810 0 318 816 2019-07-25T02:40:22Z DeMerick 30578631 Created page with "==Equipment Cabinet== <br/> $399 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects can be placed on top of this c..." wikitext text/x-wiki ==Equipment Cabinet== <br/> $399 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects can be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these rooms, you have the option of using this cabinet, [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]], or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]]. e3a83a371bc51cfdb6b94eb844f09d291e80561d 821 816 2019-07-25T23:32:14Z DeMerick 30578631 /* Equipment Cabinet */ wikitext text/x-wiki ==Equipment Cabinet== <br/> $399 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects can be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these rooms, you have the option of using this cabinet, [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]], [[Wall Mounted Equipment]], or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]]. 1639249c184e55b3283c5d6f6a10ccf8db3152f6 0 319 817 2019-07-25T02:42:34Z DeMerick 30578631 Created page with "==Equipment Cabinet Tall== <br/> $499 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects cannot be placed on top of..." wikitext text/x-wiki ==Equipment Cabinet Tall== <br/> $499 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects cannot be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these rooms, you have the option of using this cabinet, [[Equipment Cabinet]], or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]]. 0d9e01d4d7e699afb632db7d0d77118f128a875e 818 817 2019-07-25T02:43:00Z DeMerick 30578631 /* Equipment Cabinet Tall */ wikitext text/x-wiki $499 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects cannot be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these rooms, you have the option of using this cabinet, [[Equipment Cabinet]], or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]]. df8d0da21c250eebf29f328a585994ba71e4596f 822 818 2019-07-25T23:33:13Z DeMerick 30578631 wikitext text/x-wiki $499 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects cannot be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these rooms, you have the option of using this cabinet, [[Equipment Cabinet]], [[Wall Mounted Equipment]], or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]]. 6194ae944d60301c62c1080f7ba9b6bafb9c3696 0 320 820 2019-07-25T02:50:33Z DeMerick 30578631 Created page with "$499 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects cannot be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing the..." wikitext text/x-wiki $499 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects cannot be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these rooms, you have the option of using this cabinet, [[Equipment Cabinet]], or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]]. 88309b930f1830708acccdaf687e353450668079 823 820 2019-07-25T23:50:45Z DeMerick 30578631 wikitext text/x-wiki $499 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects cannot be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these rooms, you have the option of using this cabinet, [[Equipment Cabinet]], [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]], or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]]. f15a886e0d206a8d57e2957c15faac1ae7f28e3c 0 89 824 340 2019-07-25T23:59:11Z DeMerick 30578631 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, [[Equipment Cabinet]], [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]], [[Wall Mounted Equipment]], Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 6f5d32834fb40155515e1a55ce25e80782ed9842 827 824 2019-07-26T00:07:36Z DeMerick 30578631 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | STAT Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment Cabinet, Equipment Cabinet Tall, Wall Mounted Equipment, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} bff35e84f0ab6ccb22a03ecb7b9d546599872762 0 321 825 2019-07-26T00:03:38Z DeMerick 30578631 Created page with "$399 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects can be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these..." wikitext text/x-wiki $399 <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects can be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these rooms, you have the option of using this cabinet, [[Equipment Cabinet]], [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]], or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]]. 2439524ed93cf4846e0988367963b17ec58e43b6 826 825 2019-07-26T00:04:25Z DeMerick 30578631 wikitext text/x-wiki $399<br/> <br/> Mandatory equipment for all rooms where examinations and treatment procedures take place. Other objects cannot be placed on top of this cabinet. When furnishing these rooms, you have the option of using this cabinet, [[Equipment Cabinet]], [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]], or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]]. e0ccf8d6948f14d71ee2983a89172761fd95c139 0 322 828 2019-07-26T00:37:56Z DeMerick 30578631 Created page with "$34999 <br/> <br/> Category: Mandatory <br/> <br/> Footprint: 3x3 <br/> <br/> A CT scanner produces a 2D image of a "slice" of a part of the body. It emits several narrow beam..." wikitext text/x-wiki $34999 <br/> <br/> Category: Mandatory <br/> <br/> Footprint: 3x3 <br/> <br/> A CT scanner produces a 2D image of a "slice" of a part of the body. It emits several narrow beams as it moves in an arc, allowing it to develop a more detailed picture of organs and tissues than a regular x-ray. It can show various cancers as well as organ tears and organ injuries. It is also beneficial in providing detailed views of bone injuries. e34677302fff86b053b279702a42188db8c241fd 830 828 2019-07-26T00:40:42Z DeMerick 30578631 wikitext text/x-wiki $34999 <br/> <br/> Category: Mandatory <br/> <br/> Footprint: 3x3 <br/> <br/> A CT scanner produces a 2D image of a "slice" of a part of the body. It emits several narrow beams as it moves in an arc, allowing it to develop a more detailed picture of organs and tissues than a regular x-ray. It can show various cancers as well as organ tears and organ injuries. It is also beneficial in providing detailed views of bone injuries. The CT scanner is part of the radiology department and is placed in the CT room. bde859442dca043635fa9f6cd1e217f6a28a0fef 0 323 831 2019-07-26T01:20:54Z DeMerick 30578631 Created page with "$299 <br/> <br/> Category: Mandatory <br/> <br/> Footprint: 1x2 <br/> <br/> A basic table designed for examining patients. Depending on the room the table is being placed in,..." wikitext text/x-wiki $299 <br/> <br/> Category: Mandatory <br/> <br/> Footprint: 1x2 <br/> <br/> A basic table designed for examining patients. Depending on the room the table is being placed in, an exam table may have other requirements. The required items will show up in blue in the menu when the exam table is selected, and blue arrows in the room will show where to place the item around the table. Note: some of the required items will need to be placed on a surface. f5bd6e1d919001ce717300900e1c526f345dddf2 0 324 832 2019-08-04T22:45:20Z DeMerick 30578631 Created page with "$599<br/> <br/> Category: Mandatory<br/> <br/> A basic bed for patients to lay in, used in a regular ward or HDU. Does not provide a prestige modifier." wikitext text/x-wiki $599<br/> <br/> Category: Mandatory<br/> <br/> A basic bed for patients to lay in, used in a regular ward or HDU. Does not provide a prestige modifier. c6dc10489ed3f02936176a0730ac78d1119956f7 0 34 833 272 2019-10-24T14:00:47Z 92.40.249.223 0 Corrected "threats" to "treats". Minor grammar corrections. wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of eight departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concering internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |} 834ae5a3739231273a122b184b114201d2ef6244 0 56 834 664 2019-12-15T04:22:35Z Windows2k 30590956 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || or ER |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medecine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medecine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Any Office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || ? |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Any Office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Cardiology dpt |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burnorcautherize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || || || |- | Eye drops || || || || |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || |- | ICU stabilization || || || || |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of Stapedectomyspasms. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} 885897043514324e572a9450cf94431bc5e0a046 835 834 2019-12-15T04:25:51Z Windows2k 30590956 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. 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Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || or ER |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medecine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medecine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Any Office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || ? |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Any Office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Cardiology dpt |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burnorcautherize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || || || |- | Eye drops || || || || |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || |- | ICU stabilization || || || || |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of Stapedectomyspasms. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} 97b8354774d5c4b7ed3d59f6e79058c2afac5272 836 835 2019-12-15T04:26:42Z Windows2k 30590956 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! 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Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || or ER |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medecine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medecine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Any Office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || ? |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Any Office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Cardiology dpt |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burnorcautherize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || || || |- | Eye drops || || || || |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || |- | ICU stabilization || || || || |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of Stapedectomyspasms. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Any office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} 75e24e1f9647e97e3374bd157e13d15c2b8aa0a5 837 836 2019-12-15T04:37:44Z Windows2k 30590956 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! 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Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhytms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medecine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medecine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Cardiology dpt |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burnorcautherize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || || || |- | Eye drops || || || || |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of Stapedectomyspasms. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} e620b2f58dbfac4237277be719b0f125293969b6 6 325 838 2019-12-15T22:10:28Z Windows2k 30590956 wikitext text/x-wiki Icon for the good boss trait cc18ca189a35f315b8ab5972d8750c6368def92c 0 89 839 827 2019-12-15T23:26:33Z Windows2k 30590956 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 182366cea564607bf7fb67a1c103bef9791a1aca 6 326 840 2019-12-15T23:30:17Z Windows2k 30590956 wikitext text/x-wiki Icon for Medical Laboratories Dpt 0a41263356daaceab7d983bc5ea6d920022df435 0 34 841 833 2019-12-15T23:37:12Z Windows2k 30590956 Add medical labo wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. 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Icon ! Company Name ! Cost Coverage Percent ! Prerequisite |- | [[File:IN_COM_NONE.png]] | Uninsured | 70% | Treat 3 patients. |- | [[File:IN_COM_AAA.png]] | CHEAP'o'Care | 80% | Treat 1 patients per day at Emergency. |- | [[File:IN_COM_CCC.png]] | Liver TY | 100% | Open any specialized department. |- | [[File:IN_COM_DDD.png]] | Quick Snap Care | 100% | Purchase 5 ambulance(s). |- | [[File:IN_COM_EEE.png]] | Overcure Inc. | 150% | Have 9 fully working departments. |- | [[File:IN COM OOPSEE2.png]] | Oopsee Crp. | 115% | CCreate 1 doctor(s) with character editor. |- |} 8ac7ada3d9ce801633115bbfd93f0ac0c7c9544b 847 844 2019-12-16T00:39:25Z Windows2k 30590956 Added images of insurance company wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Company Name ! Cost Coverage Percent ! 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Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer, | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | [[Angiograph]], Angiograph control panel, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} bf7d91eeedb7941bf81a5ddec4f3bfc030d7b37c 849 848 2019-12-16T00:46:39Z Windows2k 30590956 added hospitalization wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning Closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer, | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | [[Angiograph]], Angiograph control panel, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment table, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Radiology viewer | None | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Dressing Screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Office chair, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == There is no radiology hospitalization. 6a66c2c96063fb00e989ea45c30173bcefcb0f9f 0 331 850 2020-01-31T11:16:35Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = 'Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Aortic aneurysm]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] b872f05f22cdb55ffb68126af450ce3c6e832fb6 851 850 2020-01-31T11:22:53Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = 'Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Aortic aneurysm]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] dde1de860a5813dfe50c475aced8847da09edb45 852 851 2020-01-31T11:27:32Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = 'Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Aortic aneurysm]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] 14cf25ef1813516afdd5dc8c33fda284785cbd61 0 332 853 2020-01-31T11:37:46Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lung embolism]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Anticoagulants]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] fafa0242aeefeefa9f75c78647975ca7628a3b88 0 333 854 2020-01-31T12:44:45Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is i..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | CRP high]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen pericardium]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *CRP *ECG *Heart monitoring *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] 6d865054a76af6c2652d07eece0bea202100f4ab 0 334 855 2020-01-31T12:56:42Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body. '' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Heart failing]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Blood pressure measurement *CRP *Neurological testing *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] b9119f51eaaa5b4810b19afd3a635e9689999bdd 0 335 856 2020-01-31T13:24:18Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | High LDL]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Brain arteries blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary artery blockage]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Blood pressure measurement *Blood draw *Angiography *Echo *Urgent echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV TPA]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] e7e79a32a9e6fd517c330b467439eeee69eebb79 857 856 2020-01-31T13:25:18Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Brain arteries blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary artery blockage]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Blood pressure measurement *Blood draw *Angiography *Echo *Urgent echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV TPA]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] 467a709bb638475b722c0cf55165ea5bf1a6bf28 0 336 858 2020-01-31T13:43:16Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Carotid arteries blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tremor]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary artery blockage]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Neurological testing *Blood pressure measurement *Physical examination *Blood draw *Angiography *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Thrombolytics]] *[[Treatment | IV TPA]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 5386b5516c713672a4f354d09ab96a5dfff4791f 0 337 859 2020-01-31T14:02:31Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Thrombophlebitis is a condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' | insurance = 1400 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Superficial thrombosis]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary artery blockage]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Angiography *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thrombolytics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 8810926bc1afdb36c7985b247df659beaa20826d 0 338 860 2020-01-31T14:14:43Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Indigestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LFT high level]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Portal vein blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpitation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Gastroscopy *USG *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thrombolytics]] *[[Treatment | Endoscope cauterization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c8968e3f184ba1b83804920f37bf0c1c792e62c7 861 860 2020-01-31T14:16:13Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Indigestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LFT high level]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Portal vein blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpitation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Gastroscopy *USG *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thrombolytics]] *[[Treatment | Endoscopoc cauterization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] fd15c27ba6d354eccdf348f5c03784c79587e51c 0 339 862 2020-01-31T14:28:53Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hair loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperlipidemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Narrowed arteries]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] ba51771f815f73ea1aa2c2f8da01521e7aecf3ca 0 340 863 2020-01-31T15:10:08Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Mitral valve prolapsed]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Anticoagulants]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] f7e5c4376064320fdea31f2cd8c2504bd41f39ec 865 863 2020-01-31T15:12:31Z GaryReggae 30598912 Removed superfluous complications table wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Mitral valve prolapsed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Anticoagulants]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 39482a81bae279f31ed690e0413354b5b47c6f46 0 312 864 805 2020-01-31T15:11:51Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Complications */ correcting heartbeat typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' | insurance = 3700 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LDL]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Low hemoglobin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Myocardial scarring]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *CRP *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiovascular surgery]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2c50c51408782789665d41fc3e11bb24a123c73f 0 341 866 2020-01-31T15:34:42Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' | insurance = 3900 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dilated ventricle]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] e35f9503b7f6a1fa97b5e7b97a9335a2d8e05552 0 342 867 2020-01-31T15:48:46Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | CRP high]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Giant cells]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Opthalmoscopy *CRP *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 4da9b4dc9cb2a56fbe66da67dcede23acf6974c8 0 343 868 2020-01-31T15:55:37Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the chest]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Flail chest]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] 7824519447e4c5307454d976457d48968d762cb9 0 344 869 2020-01-31T16:20:15Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' | insurance = 3600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the chest]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Severe haemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Blood loss]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory failure]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Physical examination *FAST *USG *Heart monitoring *ECG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Artificial ventilation]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] 21b6c153bd4308014c137095907b61607fceb4f3 0 345 870 2020-01-31T16:25:41Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the chest]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Severe haemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Unstoppable bleeding]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Traumatic aortic rupture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Physical examination *FAST *USG *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] d3c0230e1397049d1cac418b41c543ee00329583 0 346 871 2020-01-31T16:44:11Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' | insurance = 1400 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Heart attack]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Nitrates]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c40a2e11454a9c25d2ef79c532ee20ff90ba0964 0 347 872 2020-01-31T16:58:48Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = 'Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Endocarditis detected] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *CRP *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] bfe11ffdb31821f952a6e8701ed3986283beebc0 873 872 2020-01-31T16:59:32Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ correction wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = 'Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Endocarditis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *CRP *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 78457388b492a52910b862f656faf1dc5542adee 10 348 874 2020-02-01T12:07:26Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with " {| style="border: 0px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 150px;" | style="background-color:#D0D0D0; text-align: center;" | <p style="f..." wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 0px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 150px;" | style="background-color:#D0D0D0; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''Low hazard'''</p> |} 199e75da5cd0a3cfbd0a9b2bfdfb705ec2391a02 10 349 875 2020-02-01T12:08:57Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with " {| style="border: 0px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 150px;" | style="background-color:#FED273; text-align: center;" | <p style="f..." wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 0px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 150px;" | style="background-color:#FED273; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''Medium hazard'''</p> |} dd9bb50e468c90e989bd982fb16180b4870d4449 10 350 876 2020-02-01T12:10:22Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with " {| style="border: 0px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 150px;" | style="background-color:#D60000; text-align: center;" | <p style="f..." wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 0px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 150px;" | style="background-color:#D60000; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''High hazard'''</p> |} 8ae0c33abcc6890e604fd020451b4661f8c1bbdb 0 43 877 561 2020-02-01T14:12:55Z Sytandra 30568441 /* General Surgery */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowl syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} 34dd46e728f264a6f3fea2af4a6b1a9541a6fe96 0 351 878 2020-02-01T14:13:28Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue c..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. 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|| Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL GUARDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL INJURY || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABDOMINAL SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABSCESS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ACIDOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALVEOLAR COLLAPSE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOV PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 24a01d336e6f47e00e9823c802bda328ce46cebc 0 353 883 2020-02-01T14:34:06Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === Intense cramps in the abdominal area. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Cond..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === Intense cramps in the abdominal area. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | Medium |- | Mobility | Normal |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | Yes |- | Shame Level | 50 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Interview]] *[[Examination | Abdominal palpation]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment| Spasmolytics]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[Emergency]] ==== *[[Lactose intolerance]] ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== *[[Appendicitis]] *[[Crohn's disease]] *[[Ulcerative colitis]] *[[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] ==== [[Internal Medicine Department]] ==== *[[Salmonellosis]] *[[Amoebiasis]] *[[Giardiasis]] 861f4d28ff5ba16e5da002d4642d5cab2ec3ada6 0 354 884 2020-02-01T14:48:53Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdominal_guarding Abdominal guarding], also known as 'défense', is an in..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdominal_guarding Abdominal guarding], also known as 'défense', is an intense tension of the abdominal wall muscles in response to pressure applied to the abdomen. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | Medium |- | Mobility | Normal |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | No |- | Shame Level | 0 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Abdominal palpation]] === Treatment === * No treatmeant === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== *[[Liver laceration]] *[[Liver contusion]] *[[Penetrated spleen rupture]] *[[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] *[[Renal laceration]] 283557632d2b08c14309d53224b8afee23e419ad 0 355 885 2020-02-01T14:58:08Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === The patient has suffered an injury to the abdominal area. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable"..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === The patient has suffered an injury to the abdominal area. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | High |- | Mobility | Immobile |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | Yes |- | Shame Level | 50 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Interview]] *[[Examination | Physical examination]] === Treatment === * [[Treatment | Emergency care]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== *[[Liver laceration]] *[[Liver contusion]] *[[Blunt spleen rupture]] *[[Penetrated spleen rupture]] *[[Spleen contusion]] *[[Pancreas contusion]] *[[Blunt pancreas laceration]] *[[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] 80ed01af14f448e64f10bbc17d0fd8ce7013a6da 0 356 886 2020-02-01T15:19:10Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_low}} === Description === The patient experiences intense pain in the abdominal area. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" !..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_low}} === Description === The patient experiences intense pain in the abdominal area. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | Medium |- | Mobility | Normal |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | Yes |- | Shame Level | 50 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Interview]] *[[Examination | Abdominal palpation]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment| Analgesics]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[Emergency]] ==== *[[Pork tapeworm]] *[[Beef tapeworm]] ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== *[[Hepatitis A]] *[[Hepatitis B]] *[[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] *[[H. pylori infection]] *[[Peptic ulcer disease]] *[[Gastritis]] *[[Duodenitis]] *[[Appendicitis]] *[[Crohn's disease]] *[[Ulcerative colitis]] *[[Irritable bowel syndrome]] *[[Fistula of the intestine]] *[[Primary peritonitis]] *[[Hepatic fibrosis]] *[[Gallstones]] *[[Cholecystitis]] *[[Cholangitis]] *[[Pancreatitis]] *[[Pyelonephritis]] *[[Acute renal failure]] *[[Chronic kidney disease]] *[[Kidney stones]] *[[Calculus of ureter]] *[[Calculus in bladder]] *[[Interstitial cystitis]] *[[Liver contusion]] *[[Blunt spleen rupture]] *[[Spleen contusion]] *[[Pancreas contusion]] *[[Blunt pancreas laceration]] ==== [[Internal Medicine Department]] ==== *[[Typhoid fever]] *[[Cat-scratch disease]] *[[American trypanosomias]], as complication *[[Babesiosis]] *[[Lead poisoning]] ==== [[Orthopaedy]] ==== *[[Hip osteoarthritis]] ==== [[Cardiology]] ==== *[[HHD with heart failure]] *[[Myocardial infarction]] *[[Endocarditis]] *[[Portal vein thrombosis]] a0b7e430b470a3e95846daf39e2b38451a449108 0 357 887 2020-02-01T15:19:39Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatm..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive flatulence]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen abdomen]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | IBS-D confirmed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] dedc6a6b951bde6f2f65d55b5a15d52b74c05953 0 167 888 698 2020-02-01T15:19:47Z Sytandra 30568441 Blanked the page wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 43 889 877 2020-02-01T15:20:17Z Sytandra 30568441 /* General Surgery */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} 38459cddd446ec5825395d57fc856c4974a4044c 922 889 2020-02-03T13:24:43Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Cardiology */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac arrest]] OBSOLETE | ''Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of the ability of the heart to pump blood. Cardiac arrest is often the result of acute myocardial infarction or sudden malignant arrythmiaes'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} 9f01f5a24def1dc869ba91b723e60b920e08645c 923 922 2020-02-03T13:28:42Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Cardiology */ Deleted reference to Cardiac Arrest as the DiagnosesCardio XML file has it commented out as 'To do delete obsolete diagnosis'. Cardiac arrest comes under one of the other diagnoses now such as Myocardial infarction wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Duodenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | '' Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by: bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of proton pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephirits]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[ Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.,, |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium H. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs.'' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectatis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Legionnnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one of the most common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocyptopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine from any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A deep, bleeding wound. Smooth or jagged. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture. '' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cell arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Mitral valve stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the hard. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.,, |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} 938ab22592a2015756a144427c200eaeb977f2c0 0 54 890 882 2020-02-01T15:21:56Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom || IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ABSCESS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ACIDOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALVEOLAR COLLAPSE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOV PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] e281e5c0ad98a41a12fc316858bd6b9482acce17 900 890 2020-02-01T19:42:14Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom || IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOV PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOV X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] e6e99525b7a7c5954f8c829d107ae36159566642 0 342 891 867 2020-02-01T17:03:10Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ should be Elevated CRP, not CRP high wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Giant cells]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Opthalmoscopy *CRP *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 7bec23c89654005a6de907aaf25fc1b584856b2b 921 891 2020-02-03T13:22:12Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Moved Home treatment and analgesics to primary treatments as no additional tag. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Giant cells]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Opthalmoscopy *CRP *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 6bdb6102058c7028238d79dd368cf78665572c0c 0 333 892 854 2020-02-01T17:05:35Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ / should be Elevated CRP, not CRP high wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen pericardium]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *CRP *ECG *Heart monitoring *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] 12645ec0530828f0ad5821fe0405627ab13185ca 911 892 2020-02-03T11:46:27Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ analgesics and IV infusion are not additional. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen pericardium]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *CRP *ECG *Heart monitoring *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] eb294b78a789efa203d9a5634ad35dd661b37910 0 338 893 861 2020-02-01T17:16:03Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ correcting typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Indigestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LFT high level]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Portal vein blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Gastroscopy *USG *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thrombolytics]] *[[Treatment | Endoscopoc cauterization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 14ef8250f070287928b82d2e6ecaaaea40009677 917 893 2020-02-03T11:56:26Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ Moved USG to complication wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Indigestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LFT high level]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Portal vein blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *Blood draw *Gastroscopy *Angiography *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *USG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thrombolytics]] *[[Treatment | Endoscopoc cauterization]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 854332e054a68bc1823ef215045e83ff47e6601b 0 354 894 884 2020-02-01T19:09:24Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdominal_guarding Abdominal guarding], also known as 'défense', is an intense tension of the abdominal wall muscles in response to pressure applied to the abdomen. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | Medium |- | Mobility | Normal |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | No |- | Shame Level | 0 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Abdominal palpation]] === Treatment === *No treatmeant === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== *[[Liver laceration]] *[[Liver contusion]] *[[Penetrated spleen rupture]] *[[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] *[[Renal laceration]] a0dfd8f0a62585dcbaf6ad79cbd85f96b98efe2a 0 358 895 2020-02-01T19:11:53Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_low}} === Description === Enlargement of stomach area, feels uncomfortable and painful. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable"..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_low}} === Description === Enlargement of stomach area, feels uncomfortable and painful. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | Low |- | Mobility | Normal |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | Yes |- | Shame Level | 90 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Interview]] *[[Examination | Abdominal palpation]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment | Rest]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== *[[Irritable bowel syndrome]] ==== [[Internal Medicine Department]] ==== *[[Thalassaemia]] 1917275306657e296497ba6caae52552f78c527e 0 359 896 2020-02-01T19:26:12Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_high}} === Description === Buildup of pus within the tissue surrounding a surgical wound. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitabl..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_high}} === Description === Buildup of pus within the tissue surrounding a surgical wound. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | None |- | Mobility | Immobile |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | No |- | Shame Level | 90 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} ==== Complications ==== *'''Septic shock, 6 - 24h''' === Examination === *[[Examination | Physical examination]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment | Incision and drainage]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== *[[Irritable bowel syndrome]] ==== [[Internal Medicine Department]] ==== *[[Thalassaemia]] 310b4c54b5989f47b408b1d0a6428671b3ede60f 897 896 2020-02-01T19:28:17Z Sytandra 30568441 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_high}} === Description === Buildup of pus within the tissue surrounding a surgical wound. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | None |- | Mobility | Immobile |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | No |- | Shame Level | 90 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} ==== Complications ==== *'''Septic shock, 6 - 24h''' === Examination === *[[Examination | Physical examination]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment | Incision and drainage]] === Possible diagnoses === None 22e549f63b220c2ffc52f546c3d926ee1ec52c63 0 360 898 2020-02-01T19:35:23Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_low}} === Description === Enlargement of stomach area, feels uncomfortable and painful. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable"..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_low}} === Description === Enlargement of stomach area, feels uncomfortable and painful. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | None |- | Mobility | Normal |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | No |- | Shame Level | 0 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Blood draw]] *[[Examination | Blood analysis - ICU]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[Internal Medicine Department]] ==== *[[Methanol poisoning]] 44ce071139ee0c9a8d40a76b5b047007b49dbccb 0 361 899 2020-02-01T19:41:16Z Sytandra 30568441 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_high}} === Description === Collapse of the smallest parts of the lung tissue (the alveoli) following sedation and mechanical ventilati..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_high}} === Description === Collapse of the smallest parts of the lung tissue (the alveoli) following sedation and mechanical ventilation during surgery. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | None |- | Mobility | Immobile |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | No |- | Shame Level | 90 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} ==== Copmlications ==== Respiratory failure, 2 - 6h === Examination === *[[Examination | Physical examination]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] === Possible diagnoses === None 5506831048725b1b8b88e60560f8a733c99dc61e 0 362 901 2020-02-03T09:56:43Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rhythms).'' | insurance = 1400 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Inflamed myocardium]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *CRP *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 83225ca376f9fb9ec5254f92ede3a352d580839b 0 363 902 2020-02-03T10:07:10Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' | insurance = 3100 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the chest]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Myocardial contusion] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Urgent echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c3387b640ea21175e551c672d7590d26ea21eec7 903 902 2020-02-03T10:09:31Z GaryReggae 30598912 Corrections wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' | insurance = 3100 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the chest]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Myocardial contusion]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Urgent echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] a3639b8ec69b465eb75c4179d44fe10268dc4cff 0 331 904 852 2020-02-03T11:31:46Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ Moved last four symptoms to separate complications table wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = 'Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Aortic aneurysm]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] b35d61d7ad2a5e710417401e2dc5b543755aee3e 905 904 2020-02-03T11:34:08Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ moved blood pressure measurement to complications section wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = 'Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Aortic aneurysm]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Echo *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] 67d66d0a3999a98a32356de608eefd62b402db54 906 905 2020-02-03T11:35:32Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ moved oxygenotherapy to primary treatment, not additional wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = 'Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Aortic aneurysm]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Echo *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] d712e4b679cbe45ab2ec752ce38b430a9ff33cd2 0 332 907 853 2020-02-03T11:40:24Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ moved last two symptoms to additional table wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lung embolism]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Anticoagulants]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 5d87b131b4d72ff3f4b71b2b449d37099f590353 908 907 2020-02-03T11:41:22Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ moved blood pressure measurement to complications section wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lung embolism]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Anticoagulants]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] ca105bdeafcfe317e218fb7fc6f633492f7d97a4 909 908 2020-02-03T11:42:42Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Moved diet modifciation, beta blockers and antihypertensives to primary treatments wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lung embolism]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Anticoagulants]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] bcb8fed8b902a320fe0fb2fc8d229e20664a0f54 0 347 910 873 2020-02-03T11:44:56Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ moved differential to complications wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = 'Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Endocarditis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *CRP *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo If complications occur: *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 9a61e1e7ca3346c666fd58b0ae86ce9c9a3eafa8 0 334 912 855 2020-02-03T11:49:02Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ heart failing is not a complication wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body. '' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Heart failing]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Blood pressure measurement *CRP *Neurological testing *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 4a555ba4baa47c0fe84a7cdd49217804a8272a83 0 335 913 857 2020-02-03T11:50:46Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ Moved angio to complication wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Brain arteries blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary artery blockage]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Blood pressure measurement *Blood draw *Echo *Urgent echo *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Angiography == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV TPA]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] 9fc8dcd2ae3944e3e042be7ba3f7bd68791ee794 914 913 2020-02-03T11:51:30Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ moved diet modification to additional. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Brain arteries blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary artery blockage]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Blood pressure measurement *Blood draw *Echo *Urgent echo *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Angiography == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV TPA]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 4f54e44e522f5e2e84eca0ff8beffb4757fca599 0 336 915 858 2020-02-03T11:53:12Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ Moved angio to complication wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Carotid arteries blocked]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tremor]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary artery blockage]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Chest auscultation *Neurological testing *Blood pressure measurement *Physical examination *Blood draw *Echo *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Angiography == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Thrombolytics]] *[[Treatment | IV TPA]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 3abbb22c68c4828ce8078ce42ea73932037bbf50 0 337 916 859 2020-02-03T11:54:27Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ Moved angio to complication wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Thrombophlebitis is a condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' | insurance = 1400 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Superficial thrombosis]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary artery blockage]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *USG *Differential diagnosis If complication occur: *Angiography == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thrombolytics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 5bf4bf7dffb215282ab1582d5add62dd2c1924df 0 364 918 2020-02-03T13:10:21Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' | insurance = 1400 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary artery blockage]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Pulmonary hypertension detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Vasodilators]] *[[Treatment | Thrombolytics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] b5b6a1766b65245db65caedb0ff405b3c8ef34c6 0 339 919 862 2020-02-03T13:18:47Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ moved Irregular heartbeat to main symptom as no complication tag in XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hair loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperlipidemia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Narrowed arteries]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensives]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 9ecd24959bc03efd8030ec8f885e4eb659048ca4 0 340 920 865 2020-02-03T13:20:15Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Moved diet modification, beta blockers and anti-hypertensives to primary treatments as no additional tag in XML. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Mitral valve prolapsed]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Anticoagulants]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 1428188014d82b80228e84734af12410344c5f75 0 365 924 2020-02-03T14:28:41Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | TBE detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Observation *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *CSF sampling" *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] d720ef558746d5eee4914992eaea8bc3b5ddeeb5 925 924 2020-02-03T15:02:51Z GaryReggae 30598912 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | TBE detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Observation *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *CSF sampling" *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] [[Template:Disease neuro]] cf79bcedf95458f3f67906fda7dce482cdb1086b 927 925 2020-02-03T15:08:13Z GaryReggae 30598912 Removing temporary superfluous template link wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | TBE detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Observation *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *CSF sampling" *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] d720ef558746d5eee4914992eaea8bc3b5ddeeb5 930 927 2020-02-04T11:30:37Z GaryReggae 30598912 Removed observation as commented out in XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | TBE detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *CSF sampling" *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] c7e6c8f7369f046308f5c9226c2b3f14a4263da0 10 366 926 2020-02-03T15:05:36Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating template for Neuro diagnoses - test wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#ffdb00; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} 77e633a187741d5a5f2d2a254bb5169534671720 0 367 928 2020-02-03T15:27:29Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscles and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hallucination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Brain inflammation]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *ECG *Heart monitoring *EEG* *CSF sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] ebf7fdb5b5e8da0a8ef629211c6406d1286ac579 929 928 2020-02-03T15:28:59Z GaryReggae 30598912 Deleted superfluous complications table. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscles and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hallucination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Brain inflammation]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *ECG *Heart monitoring *EEG* *CSF sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 5c327c4089ef50bd318cc00323bb0d57f18725f3 931 929 2020-02-04T11:34:51Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ removed superflous * from EEG wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscles and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hallucination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Brain inflammation]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *ECG *Heart monitoring *EEG *CSF sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] a7924a5e0f8bee01476316e2b4dcadaca9f9e377 0 368 932 2020-02-04T11:37:38Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hallucination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rabies detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *EEG *Heart monitoring *PCR sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Rabies immunoglobulin]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 15b22e04358c371d003ef1e532d457855ea2f60c 0 369 933 2020-02-04T11:54:00Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperpyrexia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the neck]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | P. meningitis]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *ECG *Urgent echo *CSF sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 8a6f856ea2eab8126024154f4b3fddb8bf96f219 0 370 934 2020-02-04T12:38:00Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the neck]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | S. meningitis]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Blood pressure measurement *CSF sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 55e2d0e4542772581a594272945d33d5060c78c8 0 371 935 2020-02-04T12:47:06Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Constipation]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Depression]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the neck]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hearing difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Migraine detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Audiometry *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] b741db0d8b818e28b94b94d18c037bdb5149aaef 936 935 2020-02-04T12:49:43Z GaryReggae 30598912 Added missing apostrophe from desc wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘'Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Constipation]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Depression]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the neck]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hearing difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Migraine detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Audiometry *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 7cfe58c31d894b75db25d5a0b20da1437186dd2d 0 372 937 2020-02-04T13:01:13Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Walking difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Waddling gait]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Harmful antibodies]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Guillain-Barre detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory failure]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Chest auscultation *ECG *Urgent echo *Serologic sampling *CSF sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobin]] *[[Treatment | Plasmapheresis]] *[[Treatment | Artificial ventilation]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] d5260a806b2d551cdb577dcafd9c3c6cd6bdff13 0 373 938 2020-02-04T13:13:14Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' | insurance = 1400 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of bladder control]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Harmful antibodies]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Neuromyelitis discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Opthalmoscopy *Serologic sampling *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Plasmapheresis]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] cf6d849bb756696bd2b1523372717db99c49a398 0 374 939 2020-02-04T13:25:07Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of bladder control]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Harmful antibodies]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Demyelinization_Findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Serologic sampling *Biopsy sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobin]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Plasmapheresis]] 17845a702df8880fb1ca8d06f4e686d034db3619 940 939 2020-02-04T13:26:24Z GaryReggae 30598912 Corrected main symptom name wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of bladder control]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Harmful antibodies]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Demyelinization findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Serologic sampling *Biopsy sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobin]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Plasmapheresis]] 8a5794fa357ccf3ad2a4733908e692cd3fc9a3a7 972 940 2020-02-05T11:57:22Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of bladder control]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Harmful antibodies]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Demyelinization findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Serologic sampling *Biopsy sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobin]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Plasmapheresis]] a0b4f84eafbb3c6ecd1c2dfc7229f1911c40cd17 0 375 941 2020-02-04T13:54:02Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the back]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the joints]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the neck]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Spatula test positive]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory failure]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent echo *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobin]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] b9ac3ce6252adf531698796d1726170a018c140f 986 941 2020-02-05T12:25:13Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the back]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the joints]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the neck]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Spatula test positive]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory failure]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent echo *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobin]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 861150b84ff8bf004077faefbfac6437c0be091d 0 376 942 2020-02-04T14:35:51Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen eyelids]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cluster headache findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c120123f082953fa5ea17f8798d1a45a4de65eae 971 942 2020-02-05T11:56:53Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen eyelids]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cluster headache findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] adb312f37cc0d93a37113985ae316a0478f63c89 0 377 943 2020-02-04T14:56:31Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Visual field limited]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen eyelids]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Retinopathy discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Basic visual test *Perimetry *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Opthalmoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 332bc3556e735285ef76d4f22c62513649798ba9 944 943 2020-02-04T15:02:30Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ correction wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Visual field limited]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen eyelids]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Retinopathy discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Basic visual test *Perimetry *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Opthalmoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 148a6295f66bf480fe2fd5863441f91c5130cce8 980 944 2020-02-05T12:20:48Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Visual field limited]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen eyelids]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Retinopathy discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Basic visual test *Perimetry *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Opthalmoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2e6dbb0195025ede7b8d9eb94f2e9ed2810da946 0 378 945 2020-02-04T15:12:27Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen eyelids]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Bacterial blepharitis]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 35 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Tonometry *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotic ointment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 9001da9be8c98ddfc883aeb81d4db1033c1ad787 969 945 2020-02-05T11:55:54Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen eyelids]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Bacterial blepharitis]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 35 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Tonometry *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotic ointment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] ed42c8cb40734370ffadd39daa9326dc51e72a45 0 379 946 2020-02-04T15:22:47Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Burning eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bacterial conjunctivitis]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Tonometry *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotic ointment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] d29dd58c735d86a4c1a2e5067c33a00aa36a3202 947 946 2020-02-04T15:24:47Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ correction to first symptom % wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Burning eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bacterial conjunctivitis]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Tonometry *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotic ointment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 4fef745b46930c334fbf89770e41ad112bedc4e6 974 947 2020-02-05T11:58:09Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Burning eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bacterial conjunctivitis]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Tonometry *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotic ointment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] a7ce003338be92ae43d0f2ba1fad38160813808b 0 380 948 2020-02-04T15:29:17Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Burning eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Allergic conjunctivitis]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Skin allergy test *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 0a8806dfac011cd6d84b48c835d8bbf706567981 949 948 2020-02-04T15:31:15Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ correction to first symptom % wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Burning eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Allergic conjunctivitis]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Skin allergy test *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 78badfd8f90527c67f35252a94685eec83a428d2 975 949 2020-02-05T11:58:30Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Burning eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Allergic conjunctivitis]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Skin allergy test *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 826dfabadcd89ad2e30aa2a724a05f8f866e0aeb 0 381 950 2020-02-04T15:38:37Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | P. Aeruginosa]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Tonometry *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotic ointment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 773dbd4e544afdcd2209976ffbfb6850a714f353 981 950 2020-02-05T12:21:59Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | P. Aeruginosa]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Tonometry *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotic ointment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2c2cc6322ebeec1d72cc5691e34a7880a6021b85 0 382 951 2020-02-04T15:43:19Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Cardio XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Scratched cornea]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Opthalmoscopy *Gonioscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 902d74cbc6acb151c5e7f7bdd29075684f901076 952 951 2020-02-04T15:44:34Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ correction to syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Scratched cornea]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Opthalmoscopy *Gonioscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 808a130ad5198bdc5fc88163dc4cb94338f2ff4a 976 952 2020-02-05T11:58:59Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Scratched cornea]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Opthalmoscopy *Gonioscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 177b4126ffa0ca77a6d2873ad3b739c5a7ae3ba7 0 383 953 2020-02-04T15:51:12Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Retina scarring]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual testing *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 5d6df070f2db9eebf928d3361efdec92996d248b 988 953 2020-02-05T12:26:25Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Retina scarring]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual testing *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2bc2b6f9a3c69e889ecff8d8d299e51a0ee0ddde 0 384 954 2020-02-04T16:03:09Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘‘Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sclera changes]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual testing *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Gonioscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 4963ffcb74b7e153e64ba75cca6b071f703c59f9 985 954 2020-02-05T12:24:36Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sclera changes]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual testing *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Gonioscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 459a540ac7c8b49aa5ab10f0853ab7ca3d0ae421 0 385 955 2020-02-04T16:14:40Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘‘Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Visual field limited]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Optic nerve atrophy]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Tonometry *Perimetry *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] a9c78e638fb06638511c7434412d0b12771b09e0 984 955 2020-02-05T12:23:36Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Visual field limited]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Optic nerve atrophy]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Tonometry *Perimetry *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] da3826c320ead1f45136ae9a44af34d79b415cb7 0 386 956 2020-02-04T16:24:27Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘‘Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' | insurance = 3100 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Visual field limited]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Closed angle]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Tonometry *Perimetry *Neurological testing *Gonioscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Eye surgery]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 6bc7348d2dc58e8cce60c4ed8b7fde212c7278f8 968 956 2020-02-05T11:54:41Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' | insurance = 3100 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Visual field limited]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Closed angle]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Tonometry *Perimetry *Neurological testing *Gonioscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Eye surgery]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] aabbcc7b87cce72c313ec6229032c17e0d31f94d 0 387 957 2020-02-04T16:45:32Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘‘Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Visual field limited]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Vein occlusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Blood pressure measurement *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Tonometry *Perimetry *Blood draw *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] af62f7b82419f3d29869bcf191760a8b12d25b40 977 957 2020-02-05T12:00:06Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Visual field limited]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Vein occlusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Blood pressure measurement *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Tonometry *Perimetry *Blood draw *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] 03535bbd244ea9ebe58585325337f284b18121af 0 388 958 2020-02-05T10:02:22Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Long reaction time]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Amnesia about trauma]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Head trauma]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Ringing in the ears]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Concussion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Ear examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 4eea014e57ae49b7930d2646d9bf58303788773c 973 958 2020-02-05T11:57:43Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Long reaction time]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Amnesia about trauma]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Head trauma]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Ringing in the ears]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Concussion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Ear examination *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 5a890cc2d6de03b1655ae970aef34c010dc8471e 0 389 959 2020-02-05T10:28:22Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' | insurance = 5500 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Long reaction time]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ringing in the ears]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Head trauma]] | 99 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Increased ICP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cerebral contusion findings]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Intercranial hemorrhage]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Ear examination *CSF sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Craniotomy]] *[[Treatment | VP shunting]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 90ebd9978c10fd4e64235589fcc41bd405ea1d19 970 959 2020-02-05T11:56:24Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' | insurance = 5500 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Long reaction time]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ringing in the ears]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Head trauma]] | 99 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Increased ICP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cerebral contusion findings]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Intercranial hemorrhage]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Ear examination *CSF sampling *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Craniotomy]] *[[Treatment | VP shunting]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 26cda821777df728ac38ec3d649e0726ed6a72c7 0 390 960 2020-02-05T10:43:44Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' | insurance = 3900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diffuse axonal injury]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Increased ICP]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Neurological testing *MRI *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CSF sampling *EEG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Sleeping drugs]] *[[Treatment | VP shunting]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 09d6686126b866812d5e8360be92cb9110e05ab3 961 960 2020-02-05T11:02:56Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting fainting % wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' | insurance = 3900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diffuse axonal injury]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Increased ICP]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Neurological testing *MRI *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CSF sampling *EEG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Sleeping drugs]] *[[Treatment | VP shunting]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 31570ce83c2de1509639fad8c7ffd414782a1587 978 961 2020-02-05T12:19:20Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' | insurance = 3900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diffuse axonal injury]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Increased ICP]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Neurological testing *MRI *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CSF sampling *EEG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Sleeping drugs]] *[[Treatment | VP shunting]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] dcee9a8cfc5ec51edf02b69acf6d5a245382550f 0 391 962 2020-02-05T11:12:58Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' | insurance = 5600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Intracranial hemorrhage]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Skull fracture]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Amnesia about trauma]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Brain hematomas]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Neurological testing *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Induced coma]] *[[Treatment | Craniotomy]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] bcb312a5f5ebc479bf5e355138c3eba640b52cde 963 962 2020-02-05T11:14:35Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ correcting numbness % wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' | insurance = 5600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Intracranial hemorrhage]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Skull fracture]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Amnesia about trauma]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Brain hematomas]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Neurological testing *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Induced coma]] *[[Treatment | Craniotomy]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] 3b032b12cef26de23bd98d9cd476e0c6b970b7fa 987 963 2020-02-05T12:25:57Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' | insurance = 5600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Intracranial hemorrhage]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Skull fracture]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Amnesia about trauma]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Brain hematomas]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Neurological testing *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Induced coma]] *[[Treatment | Craniotomy]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] 132a66a3cecf01aa27984bd677c051459d466c51 0 392 964 2020-02-05T11:31:25Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ‘’Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' | insurance = 3800 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Intracranial hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Intracranial hematoma]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Neurological testing *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *EEG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Induced coma]] *[[Treatment | Craniotomy]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] b69cf6c582067aef8d3e6f77ee272d0c5e974fce 965 964 2020-02-05T11:33:40Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' | insurance = 3800 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Intracranial hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Intracranial hematoma]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Neurological testing *Physical examination *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *EEG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Induced coma]] *[[Treatment | Craniotomy]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 6f2a751a18461b72505d4d51fafddfc1bb7a55ea 0 393 966 2020-02-05T11:50:20Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from Neuro XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' | insurance = 5500 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Skull basis fracture]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Cerebrospinal fluid leakage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open head wound]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent echo *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *EEG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Induced coma]] *[[Treatment | Craniotomy]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery head]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] 7dba42fc68be1664b57872149254b590a0da3e27 967 966 2020-02-05T11:53:42Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ added dash to fracture surgery - head wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' | insurance = 5500 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the head]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Skull basis fracture]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Cerebrospinal fluid leakage]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open head wound]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent echo *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *EEG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Induced coma]] *[[Treatment | Craniotomy]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - head]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] bd39bb58a74b325904711bea00ab47a9df344180 0 372 979 937 2020-02-05T12:20:00Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Walking difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Waddling gait]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Harmful antibodies]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Guillain-Barre detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory failure]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Chest auscultation *ECG *Urgent echo *Serologic sampling *CSF sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobin]] *[[Treatment | Plasmapheresis]] *[[Treatment | Artificial ventilation]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 6be9ed00fc2d966d4ec76d82b659e666d6ac6e35 0 371 982 936 2020-02-05T12:22:25Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Constipation]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Depression]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the neck]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hearing difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Migraine detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Audiometry *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] bb119a3404dd5a3fead159ce93e2504a52882156 0 373 983 938 2020-02-05T12:22:58Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' | insurance = 1400 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of bladder control]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Harmful antibodies]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Neuromyelitis discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Opthalmoscopy *Serologic sampling *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Plasmapheresis]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] db91efad33ce7c4abc90536574d93dafffcf3121 0 347 989 910 2020-02-05T12:27:38Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joints pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Endocarditis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *CRP *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo If complications occur: *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] fc333f427b38a3ecf74b85fb1c666433cd7b48b3 0 331 990 906 2020-02-05T12:29:44Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting quote mark syntax wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' | insurance = 3300 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Aortic aneurysm]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Unconsciousness]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *Echo *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood pressure measurement == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiac surgery]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] 70c373c92c4bdd04988c072f90f7167650cf0333 0 148 991 783 2020-02-06T10:35:54Z 109.144.209.152 0 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Foot injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Instep contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 848b532e6f89a77980b396cf6d6fd4050157febf 0 142 992 797 2020-02-06T15:26:03Z 109.144.212.8 0 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Scoliotic findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray back *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Exercise]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 8d70e0864eb847c0411220ac32b4aa765f94c681 0 164 993 667 2020-02-10T11:10:14Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ correcting typo ("Blood dry") wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Bellybutton pain]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *CRP *Blood draw *Abdominal palpation *Blood analysis - ICU *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment| Laparoscopic surgery]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] cef92a5afb85440a11e508fbb596f0820af286d3 0 166 994 711 2020-02-10T13:13:18Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ correcting typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Excessive flatulence]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal cramps]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Hematochezia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Colon ulcers]] | 80 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *CRP *Blood draw *Stool collecting *CT - enterography *Blood analysis - ICU *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroid ]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] 90e41e3f7da1211195543572926e16f3a2b553e1 0 299 995 622 2020-02-10T13:29:25Z 109.144.24.212 0 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hand injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hand pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited arm motion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Finger fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray upper limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Arm cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 275787155787cfd9eaa03de79a9fa42ccbcdab4a 0 243 996 724 2020-02-10T16:16:04Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bad breath]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | A1At deficiency]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Leukocytosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Airway infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] cd6ce6e0e94a094b300791753128e86dda94724b 0 215 997 751 2020-02-10T16:56:30Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Examinations */ typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | B. pertussis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Nasal cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] f1c420d0104e874026eadf66f11b41d8a7b90b73 0 231 998 762 2020-02-10T17:04:55Z GaryReggae 30598912 Correcting description, which erroneously referred to lungs wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Granulomas - heart]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Neurological testing *ECG *Heart monitoring *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] f52e8a272ed596f9497d0f5c93a8aaee78bb3574 0 291 999 635 2020-02-11T13:22:52Z 109.144.216.182 0 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' | insurance = 2800 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Open wound]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Severe leg pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Exposed bone]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and skin damage]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fractured tibia depicted]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hypovolemic shock]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Antihemorrhagics]] *[[Treatment | Fracture surgery - Leg]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] b88abd5a95dc47ec4698fce869fe2318e4ea2fb0 0 285 1000 648 2020-02-11T15:04:52Z 109.144.216.182 0 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] '' == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Ulnar fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] f80ef9f8d4693316854e0c9f129a7ac529173d48 1001 1000 2020-02-11T15:06:00Z 109.144.216.182 0 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] '' == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] cc07782a842e15cbbe608fdbb399ab50cd09c23e 1002 1001 2020-02-11T15:08:41Z 109.144.216.182 0 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] '' == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] de3bc0162d728d981f8fb0591d7abcdc87cd1253 1003 1002 2020-02-11T15:10:06Z Jen2912 30601716 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Leg injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Limited leg motion]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tibia fracture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray lower limb *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Leg cast]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] '' 8c4e5b728dba02184d989dc75f2d59f8cddba384 0 314 1004 807 2020-02-12T11:39:13Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Complications */ typo correction (heartbeat) wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LDL]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Arterial stenosis]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Physical examination *CRP *Blood draw *ECG *Heart monitoring *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Nitrates]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] a831190d9ebbf17214b4cb5dfa75fb41934fe328 0 56 1005 837 2020-02-12T17:08:40Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ typo wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medecine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medecine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medecine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Cardiology dpt |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burnorcautherize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || || || |- | Eye drops || || || || |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of Stapedectomyspasms. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} 0aedf4621f78ec382ffacdb81b64897c2616f160 1007 1005 2020-02-13T09:58:15Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ four typos of medicine wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Cardiology dpt |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burnorcautherize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || || || |- | Eye drops || || || || |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of Stapedectomyspasms. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} c5be997785bd39e842de44d3dc6aa2f684f108c8 1008 1007 2020-02-13T10:49:37Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ various additions wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Cardiology dpt |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cautherize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || || || |- | Eye drops || || || || |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} a594666e873f3fe63a37c2f281d62e2b1ac2c137 1009 1008 2020-02-13T11:00:06Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ added lead poisoning wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Cardiology dpt |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cautherize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || || || |- | Eye drops || || || || |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} c52ba38c2242028deebd2a94cc7eb1e6cadf043e 1010 1009 2020-02-13T11:54:26Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ added Diet mod diagnoses, diuretics, ear drops, elbow pad, EMS wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cautherize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || || || |- | Eye drops || || || || |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} d547e7edf0bd3d87030524874ad63f66112b6b92 1011 1010 2020-02-13T13:47:14Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ added diagnoses E to F. wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || || Neurology |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} d5df89d8f001d967c6a52fdd046e250feea602a5 1015 1011 2020-02-13T14:14:31Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Added diagnoses G, H, I wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || || Neurology |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anaemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || || || |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || || || |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || || || |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || || Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} f8d0ff2cb16d889c887f26c7b1080aaecfbb94c7 1016 1015 2020-02-13T14:57:14Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ J, K, L, M, N, O and P additions wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || || Neurology |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room || |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} 688b339e4406c3097b4fa0a058e003bf30c059e4 1017 1016 2020-02-13T16:35:47Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ T-V additions wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || || || |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Bad Breath]], [[Infected Wound]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || || Neurology |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} 4b1f83ba07d0ae62f4b462254f2bbc99c41d085f 1019 1017 2020-02-14T10:59:09Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ filled in more gaps of diagnoses wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || || Neurology |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || || || |} 7b3d76b69d240fe05f62bedad1cfe119dc962b87 1021 1019 2020-02-14T12:29:02Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ filled in more gaps of diagnoses wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || || Neurology |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} 1989330320c256e211a4a6fc3559c873baf9fae8 1022 1021 2020-02-15T12:54:53Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Added desc for numbing ointment wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || || Neurology |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} dc4a41a53be7d861ee9d14d0bd829c3e84fa6cc7 1023 1022 2020-02-15T13:38:25Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ added anxiolytics diagnoses wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || [[Insomnia]], [[Emphysema]], [[Asthma]], [[Rabies]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[COPD]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || || Neurology |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} e9db4794db15ed1c6a509ed270cd8ecabb427e3c 1024 1023 2020-02-15T13:55:52Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ updates eye drops wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! 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Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || [[Insomnia]], [[Emphysema]], [[Asthma]], [[Rabies]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[COPD]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || Medicine in liquid a liquid state that treats specific symptoms or diseases in the eye. Either contain an antibacterial agent, anti-histamines or drugs to decrease the blood pressure inside the eye. || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Any except Orthapaedy |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} 8196b011c14f604ec8ba5cf86b9252a252400db6 1025 1024 2020-02-15T15:01:14Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ added desc to defib and oxygenotherapy wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || [[Insomnia]], [[Emphysema]], [[Asthma]], [[Rabies]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[COPD]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || Procedure to deliver does of electrical current to the heart to re-establish normal heart rhythm. || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || Medicine in liquid a liquid state that treats specific symptoms or diseases in the eye. Either contain an antibacterial agent, anti-histamines or drugs to decrease the blood pressure inside the eye. || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Any except Orthapaedy |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || Supplementation of oxygen to inhaled gas (often delivered through a nasal catheter or mask covering the mouth and nose). || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} 87fe9f403336cd23e8bbca0b214b1c78bad0f63b 1026 1025 2020-02-22T12:24:52Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ added Leg orthosis desc wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || [[Insomnia]], [[Emphysema]], [[Asthma]], [[Rabies]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[COPD]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || Procedure to deliver does of electrical current to the heart to re-establish normal heart rhythm. || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || Medicine in liquid a liquid state that treats specific symptoms or diseases in the eye. Either contain an antibacterial agent, anti-histamines or drugs to decrease the blood pressure inside the eye. || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Any except Orthapaedy |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || An orthosis is a device that immobilises a certain joint or limb, and guides the range of motion. || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || Supplementation of oxygen to inhaled gas (often delivered through a nasal catheter or mask covering the mouth and nose). || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} c3bed153e7d3fa065cc8e3d6bc78ce0c2334be3c 1028 1026 2020-03-09T00:44:27Z Windows2k 30590956 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement(s) |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || [[Insomnia]], [[Emphysema]], [[Asthma]], [[Rabies]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[COPD]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || Procedure to deliver does of electrical current to the heart to re-establish normal heart rhythm. || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || Medicine in liquid a liquid state that treats specific symptoms or diseases in the eye. Either contain an antibacterial agent, anti-histamines or drugs to decrease the blood pressure inside the eye. || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Any except Orthapaedy |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || An orthosis is a device that immobilises a certain joint or limb, and guides the range of motion. || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || Supplementation of oxygen to inhaled gas (often delivered through a nasal catheter or mask covering the mouth and nose). || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} 7321d8e8170258f41eca3a5e708390c1d66411d1 0 203 1006 740 2020-02-12T18:54:51Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ typo correction wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping problem]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tremor]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hallucination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lead levels high]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *EEG *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Chelation therapy]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 92ce51a0e8818816d0fe423a8c5a1c685122d383 0 374 1012 972 2020-02-13T14:07:36Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibers.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of bladder control]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Harmful antibodies]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Demyelinization findings]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Serologic sampling *Biopsy sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobulin]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Plasmapheresis]] 4515160f280153ed3718e3ba130ea60ebefea77d 0 375 1013 986 2020-02-13T14:07:59Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the back]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the joints]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Stiffness of the neck]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Spasms]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Spatula test positive]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory failure]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent echo *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobulin]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] d625864cdd634c42b7e898e65da9155418500cdd 0 372 1014 979 2020-02-13T14:08:19Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Finger numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Walking difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Waddling gait]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Harmful antibodies]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Guillain-Barre detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory failure]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Chest auscultation *ECG *Urgent echo *Serologic sampling *CSF sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV immunoglobulin]] *[[Treatment | Plasmapheresis]] *[[Treatment | Artificial ventilation]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] Additional treatments *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] d9629ca2d25c3d6245d29449c55062121deaafe5 0 54 1018 900 2020-02-14T10:10:01Z GaryReggae 30598912 Typo swallow pain wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom || IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. 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scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest injury]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Thorax contusion]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilator]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] 307e1a8e3cfc75053d9afba1d0e94282d03a87d2 0 139 1029 774 2020-03-09T18:28:20Z 78.145.142.240 0 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nail discoloration]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nail thickening]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Crumbly nail]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tinea pedis detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Mycologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Foot cream]] *[[Treatment | Antifungal ointment]] 3636ae2fab1141994a6587220f55f96bfbe95722 1030 1029 2020-03-09T18:29:38Z 78.145.142.240 0 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Nail discoloration]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nail thickening]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Crumbly nail]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tinea pedis detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Mycologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Foot cream]] *[[Treatment | Antifungal ointment]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] 04ade55d31f0ee44e81728fedb6bb8c1b0160dae 6 394 1031 2020-04-21T18:38:46Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Good Boss” perk. c32774ea475ec7028d74a013648e502d23d2506e 6 395 1032 2020-04-21T18:40:16Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Fast Learner” perk. ee6d7c9efa6da4cccf74a73188128de3e5d51f45 6 396 1033 2020-04-21T18:41:24Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Spartan” perk. 572c61d9ad4b49ea6ffc23c3c6dab84c0bbfb63f 6 397 1034 2020-04-21T18:43:07Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Gamer” perk. 3dcab70e4a5f367685d19ae9c30f0ddb3f113c76 6 398 1035 2020-04-21T18:46:01Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Practical Diagnosis” perk. 9fa415557ae31adc33ddbf957cde58f1b66ac768 6 399 1036 2020-04-21T18:46:53Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Clean Feet” perk. 4eac5240af70b61832f3ad595ee6bad5b7d57d59 6 400 1037 2020-04-21T18:49:08Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Scholar” perk. 2a4ab9920e55dc3f364df358be6a51fbbf27652a 0 116 1038 260 2020-04-21T18:50:29Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Positive Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Early bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | | Night owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 6d65e333a9faf33fe80b5f9809e681b569ea8c74 6 401 1039 2020-04-21T19:01:54Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Loyal” perk. 2154e2269a90f5886f035490488dd839c9741268 0 116 1040 1038 2020-04-21T19:02:12Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Positive Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Early bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | | Night owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 55226a1ea1a1ec69819cecbc661bae96b6ae0860 1042 1040 2020-04-21T19:11:00Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Positive Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Early bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | | Night owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 09cd687a396ab699f8e6389a5e312efc1991732f 1045 1042 2020-04-21T19:14:45Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Positive Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Early bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | | Night owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 926df6ebd82a1dcb01e4cdbe3bb09b02a1213fc0 1047 1045 2020-04-21T19:16:09Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Positive Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | [[File:Diagnostic Genius.png|frameless]] |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Early bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | | Night owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 96228f472528bcdaef7d82dbdecb342e0bd62994 1050 1047 2020-04-21T19:17:52Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Double-Edged Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | [[File:Diagnostic Genius.png|frameless]] |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Early Bird Perk.png|frameless]] | Early Bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | [[File:Night Owl Perk.png]] | Night Owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 85e205c27d7beab0afdb64cbec499f33320dfd72 1053 1050 2020-04-21T19:21:01Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Positive Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | [[File:People Person Perk.png|frameless]] |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | [[File:Restzicise.png|frameless]] |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | [[File:Diagnostic Genius.png|frameless]] |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Early Bird Perk.png|frameless]] | Early Bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | [[File:Night Owl Perk.png]] | Night Owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 5b1785eedd0fac311610c013d0e14c4ce2c6a6e0 1057 1053 2020-04-21T19:25:57Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Negative Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | [[File:People Person Perk.png|frameless]] |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | [[File:Restzicise.png|frameless]] |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | [[File:Diagnostic Genius.png|frameless]] |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Slow Learner.png|frameless]] | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | [[File:Long Commute.png|frameless]] | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | [[File:Alcoholic.png|frameless]] | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Early Bird Perk.png|frameless]] | Early Bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | [[File:Night Owl Perk.png]] | Night Owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} eae6e15605f2f633c5997e64bf11dfc1cd8aec01 1059 1057 2020-04-21T19:28:37Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Negative Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | [[File:People Person Perk.png|frameless]] |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | [[File:Restzicise.png|frameless]] |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | [[File:Diagnostic Genius.png|frameless]] |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Slow Learner.png|frameless]] | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | [[File:Long Commute.png|frameless]] | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | [[File:Alcoholic.png|frameless]] | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | [[File:Hedonist.png|frameless]] | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Early Bird Perk.png|frameless]] | Early Bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | [[File:Night Owl Perk.png]] | Night Owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 05ba458fc682400e98da05fc0903c6f6cb9ddde9 1061 1059 2020-04-21T19:30:17Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Positive Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | [[File:People Person Perk.png|frameless]] |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | [[File:Restzicise.png|frameless]] |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | [[File:Hard Worker.png|frameless]] |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | [[File:Diagnostic Genius.png|frameless]] |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Slow Learner.png|frameless]] | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | [[File:Long Commute.png|frameless]] | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | [[File:Alcoholic.png|frameless]] | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | [[File:Hedonist.png|frameless]] | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Early Bird Perk.png|frameless]] | Early Bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | [[File:Night Owl Perk.png]] | Night Owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} d3c9d342e09fe194bc82678aaf2e355f9e06dfb5 1064 1061 2020-04-21T19:33:20Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Negative Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | [[File:People Person Perk.png|frameless]] |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | [[File:Restzicise.png|frameless]] |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | [[File:Hard Worker.png|frameless]] |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | [[File:Diagnostic Genius.png|frameless]] |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Slow Learner.png|frameless]] | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | [[File:Long Commute.png|frameless]] | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | [[File:Alcoholic.png|frameless]] | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | [[File:Fast Metabolism .png|frameless]] | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | [[File:Dirty Feet.png|frameless]] | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | [[File:Hedonist.png|frameless]] | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Early Bird Perk.png|frameless]] | Early Bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | [[File:Night Owl Perk.png]] | Night Owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 77b4ad032a6a07319e62c5e47328d9e8a2dd4a31 1067 1064 2020-04-21T19:36:46Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Negative Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | [[File:People Person Perk.png|frameless]] |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | [[File:Restzicise.png|frameless]] |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | [[File:Hard Worker.png|frameless]] |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | [[File:Diagnostic Genius.png|frameless]] |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Slow Learner.png|frameless]] | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | [[File:Long Commute.png|frameless]] | Long commute | Long drive from home. Can be often late for work. |- | [[File:Alcoholic.png|frameless]] | Alcoholic | Will often show up late and hungover. |- | [[File:Fast Metabolism .png|frameless]] | Fast metabolism | Hunger increases much faster. |- | [[File:Dirty Feet.png|frameless]] | Dirty feet | Very dirty shoes. Leaves dirt everywhere. |- | [[File:Fresh Parent.png|frameless]] | Fresh parent | Rest levels decrease faster. |- | [[File:Germaphobe.png|frameless]] | Germophobe | Washes hands three times to be sure. |- | | Unpleasant | Gives "mean staff" modifier after interacting with patient. |- | | Depressed | Gives "depressed" modifier to him/her self. |- | [[File:Hedonist.png|frameless]] | Hedonist | Spends twice as much time enjoying food. |- |} == Double-edged Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Early Bird Perk.png|frameless]] | Early Bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | [[File:Night Owl Perk.png]] | Night Owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} b6858194cb2ef022754695ddc837a9a7080dcc4a 1068 1067 2020-04-21T19:39:11Z Lizzyblong 30621189 /* Negative Traits */ wikitext text/x-wiki Each staff member you employ is unique, possessing a number of traits that change how they work. Some traits are hidden, and can be revealed by paying the hiring agency $1,000 to reveal them (already employed staff). According to game files, these traits can be positive, negative or "double-edged" (they can help or hinder depending on how you use the staff in question). == Positive Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Good Boss Perk.png|frameless]] | Good Boss | Improves satisfaction of supervised colleagues every morning. |- | [[File:Fast Learner Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast learner |Can level skills much faster |- | [[File:Spartan perk.png|frameless]] |Spartan |All needs are reduced much slower. |- | [[File:Scholar Perk.png|frameless]] |Scholar |Uses free time to study. |- | [[File:People Person Perk.png|frameless]] |People person |Reveals hidden perks of people after interacting with them. |- | [[File:Gamer Perk.png|frameless]] |Gamer |Resting is much faster. |- | [[File:Practical Diagnosis Perk.png|frameless]] |Practical diagnoses |20% bonus experience to diagnoses skill, after successful diagnosis. |- | [[File:Restzicise.png|frameless]] |Restzistance |Rest levels decrease slower. |- | [[File:Clean Feet Perk.png|frameless]] |Clean feet |Very clean shoes. Does not make the floor dirty. |- | [[File:Hard Worker.png|frameless]] |Hard worker |Does not take free time breaks. |- | [[File:Loyal Perk.png|frameless]] |Loyal |Takes 20% less salary when leveling up. |- | [[File:Comforting Perk.png|frameless]] |Comforting |Does not cause discomfort during examinations. |- | [[File:Diagnostic Genius.png|frameless]] |Diagnostic Genius |Extra talent for diagnoses! |- | [[File:Pleasant Perk.png|frameless]] |Pleasant |Gives the “nice staff” modifier after interacting with patient. |- | [[File:Fast Perk.png|frameless]] |Fast |Moves much faster. |- |} == Negative Traits == {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Trait ! Description |- | [[File:Slow Learner.png|frameless]] | Slow learner | Learning skills is much slower. |- | [[File:Long Commute.png|frameless]] | Long commute | Long drive from home. 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Description |- | [[File:Early Bird Perk.png|frameless]] | Early Bird | Works much more efficiently during the day. |- | [[File:Night Owl Perk.png]] | Night Owl | Works much more efficiently during the night. |- |} 90acbe5b155d6131a105d5f0c4e0a79d29323059 6 402 1041 2020-04-21T19:05:16Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon to the “Comforting” perk. edf6d3a888307e9bd2b2e70864e395aed8d2c1d7 6 403 1043 2020-04-21T19:12:09Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Fast” perk. 53d4052f2a6cac7dc1d6642f5ce8ef9149b1e00c 6 404 1044 2020-04-21T19:14:34Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Pleasant” perk. fb7fb8ceee2b3322f81b8cc00776b9212cf6fc57 6 405 1046 2020-04-21T19:15:55Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Diagnostic Genius” perk. e61834c3168c34a71e5aa548042c145c5d462e2e 6 406 1048 2020-04-21T19:16:56Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Early Bird” perk. 20a3f4bcbfd9e4d2ddc01aac3b1fa30d38b5fcfa 6 407 1049 2020-04-21T19:17:32Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “Night Owl” perk. d2602442a6b5a606e41cd2f98ecf97333457ba4c 6 408 1051 2020-04-21T19:19:44Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the icon for the “People Person” perk. 0b15cd79ec1ddc8c86f46ff26850c53b0cb28fc6 6 409 1052 2020-04-21T19:20:46Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Icon 716f63b96e0c263222949a3b8a00cdb4f46d3183 6 410 1054 2020-04-21T19:23:34Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Slow Learner Icon 516cc7ecafb4abeeddd8b7f49251b14765c6c33f 6 411 1055 2020-04-21T19:24:58Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Long Commute Icon ded80b08597f6c4fdbe696829c0d2642caedab81 6 412 1056 2020-04-21T19:25:33Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Alcoholic Icon 3f981b853115866655b65e087b219eaf2780e625 6 413 1058 2020-04-21T19:28:23Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Hedonist Icon c4b09e94c3e7605cfe9c298533ba83d17456c09c 6 414 1060 2020-04-21T19:30:05Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Hard Worker Icon c08da1d67d8669669a2dd3e1c997252e61e23acd 6 415 1062 2020-04-21T19:32:31Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Fast Metabolism icon ac6f8413619bd46432e71e0183bf892ecf4dc5a1 6 416 1063 2020-04-21T19:33:09Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Dirty Feet Icon d92a1d9de2c40a60e40f88b8a8d405eb99e0dc60 6 417 1065 2020-04-21T19:34:04Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Fresh Parent Icon c24bafcc97ecdce73879c3a52144be06c35ead8b 6 418 1066 2020-04-21T19:34:38Z Lizzyblong 30621189 wikitext text/x-wiki Germaphobe Icon 6c19f04944674ecb149884ed2cbdb93fab36a5f3 6 419 1069 2020-04-23T02:08:04Z Torcai 30621698 wikitext text/x-wiki Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen) 0e69dc228cdbf6fcdf115643304152ccd307930e 6 420 1070 2020-04-23T02:10:35Z Torcai 30621698 wikitext text/x-wiki Revamped UI 4b8aacd0ed33a0b8d1d43e8b6e2966c8041f7d35 6 421 1071 2020-04-23T02:12:02Z Torcai 30621698 wikitext text/x-wiki Revamped UI 4b8aacd0ed33a0b8d1d43e8b6e2966c8041f7d35 6 422 1072 2020-04-23T02:13:04Z Torcai 30621698 wikitext text/x-wiki Labs 82a8febe201bb813db407fc32fb017f78b168560 6 423 1073 2020-04-23T02:19:49Z Torcai 30621698 wikitext text/x-wiki Camera rotation a993f85d113e187d35c6163c2688a23a3ed92065 6 424 1074 2020-04-23T02:29:39Z Torcai 30621698 wikitext text/x-wiki Added surgery priority table 770e1839bda8a4f9a7e4413fdf228b41cb1b778e 6 425 1075 2020-04-23T02:30:49Z Torcai 30621698 wikitext text/x-wiki Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone f2eb1c734c4bff0147250861f36a821fc1d236cd 0 57 1076 200 2020-04-23T02:42:16Z Torcai 30621698 wikitext text/x-wiki All patches and updates released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263 - October 31st, 2018== Hi all! First, big thanks to everybody playing the game and especially to all of you who reported issues. It's really appreciated, as we're trying to fix as many of them as soon as possible. Here are release notes for our first patch: *Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *Set music to always loop. *Small fixes in medical database and texts. ==Patch 2 - Project Hospital 1.0.14276 - November 2nd, 2018== Second patch is out with more fixes! *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to rooms). *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to objects outside of map). *Fixed inconsistent highlighting of elevator placement. *Enabled elevator placement outside (automatically builds foundations below). *Fixed popup for 'department not able to diagnose a patient' popping up when laboratory test are still running. *Small fixes in texts. *A Mac version built using Unity 2018 is available on beta branch, this should fix missing support for retina displays/resolutions. ==Patch 3 - Project Hospital 1.0.14303 - November 2nd, 2018== One more patch for the weekend! *Fixed some values in options not saved (most importantly UI scale). *Fixed one case of pathfinding stuck trying to use an inaccessible elevator. *Fixed a rare case of ambulances stuck in fastest time scale. *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in a fired doctor's office. *Fixed technologists in lab on occasion stuck using sink forever. *Fixed a few min room sizes. *Fixed antidepressants not allowed to be prescribed for patients on observation. *Fixed MRI and CT allowed right next to a wall. *Fixed MRI price. *A few small changes to decrease difficulty in tutorial 3. *Small fixes in texts. ==Patch 4 - Project Hospital 1.0.14331 - November 5th, 2018== Patch 4 is up! *Feature: much improved highlighting of rooms with problems. *Feature: added warnings about department problems to main panel. *Fixed two cases of broken stretchers causing patients to get stuck waiting in bed. *Fixed radiologists sometimes ignoring patients for the rest of the day after taking a break. *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck waiting for a fired doctor. *Fixed required room sizes of diagnostic units. *Fixed number of technologists not shown on the hospitalization panel in management mode. *Fixed collapse system not safe against deleting defibrillators. *Fixed a few symptom/diagnosis issues. *Fixed the (maybe not bug, but still annoying) problem with patients with planned urine sampling stuck at the doctor's waiting for a free toilet on the same floor. *Small fixes in texts. *Updated translations for the included languages (more are on the way, like Italian, Russian or Korean, big thanks to our hard working volunteer translators!). ==Patch 5 - Project Hospital 1.0.14398 - November 9th, 2018== Hi all, once again big thanks to everybody who keeps reporting issues, it really helps! We seem to be on a good track when it comes to catching the most critical ones - and hopefully, starting with the next patch, we'll be able to start including more and more of the planned or requested improvements. *Upgraded engine to Unity 2018.2 to bring proper retina display support on Mac and hopefully fix a few. crashes/green screen issues related to Unity. *Added automatic cancelling of procedures that a doctor can't prescribe when the player manually switches a patient's doctor. *Updated cost of radiology prefabs. *Improved efficiency of radiology waiting rooms in case there's one shared waiting room for the whole department. *Improved the 'couldn't sit' satisfaction modifier, it's not applied at the reception anymore. *Fixed one case of stuck paramedics. *Fixed characters sometimes stuck during defibrillation when there was only one available defibrillator. *Fixed one more rare case of broken stretchers blocking patient transfers. *Fixed elevators not working correctly if there was more than 16 of them. *Fixed examination list not immediately updated after switching a patient's department by hand. *Fixed a hidden error in patients waiting for player but with no finished procedures. *Fixed a hidden error when cancelling hospitalization on a patient walking to bed. *Fixed load button in main menu starting loading even with no map selected. *Fixed 'buy ambulance' objective sometimes requiring two ambulances to be placed. *Fixed nurses allowed to do free time activities but not fill their needs at departments with patients who require care. *Minor fixes in the UI (wrong tooltips, text truncation etc.). *Minor fixes in texts (medical accuracy, missing information in a few tooltips). ==Patch 6 - Project Hospital 1.0.14523 - November 15th, 2018== *Selecting ICU treatment automatically switches patient's department to ICU. *Doctors prescribe more treatments for symptoms causing discomfort. *Implemented new music track for events and critical situations. *Implemented immediate transport by the same ambulance when sending away patients who just arrived and are waiting for a free trauma center. *Simplified some steps in tutorial 3, fixed undesired collapses during the tutorial. *Improved a lot of text boxes and tooltips to better support localization and longer texts. *Removed unused message types from options. *Fixed main treatment for a diagnosis sometimes not applied for patients with wrong diagnosis. *Fixed looping sounds sometimes not paused with the game (for example when popups pause the game). *Fixed hidden patients shown in patient's table with some filters. *Fixed shifts not shown for janitors in table of employees. *Fixed sofas stuck reserved when deleting doors while a character is already walking to the sofa. *Fixed a few specific errors causing characters getting stuck while deleting rooms during collapses or medicine and food delivery. *Fixed patients stuck when their room got deleted right when they were about to be released. *Fixed a couple more hidden errors. ==Patch 7 - Project Hospital 1.0.14611 - November 23rd, 2018== More translations are now included: Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian. *Implemented moving of tables with equipment on top, [CTRL] can be used to pick up individual objects like before. *Added more info to reserved staff and staff performing examinations and treatments. *Added room name to status bar when hovering over rooms in management mode. *Split messages about patients waiting for examination/treatment into 'waiting for bed' and 'waiting for transport'. *Switched autosave to only alternate between two files. *Disabled reset of employee roles if their room/office got deleted. *Disabled display of daily schedule items related to hospitalization when there's only clinic. *Allowed staff without a workspace to go home after a while instead of spending the whole shift in common room. *Switched second half of tutorial 3 to a simplified version. *Fixed nurses and technologists not getting a specialization when leveling up. *Fixed janitors sometimes blocking equipment in exam rooms by leaving their carts right next to an object. *Fixed placement of objects allowed even if a required slot on a neighboring tile wasn't accessible (for example exam table and dialysis machine). *Fixed a couple of specific cases of characters stuck (collapses, fired staff, deleted rooms). *Fixed missing lab analyzer in general surgery unit prefab. *Fixed ICU not triggered correctly during collapse if the player has also prescribed it. *Fixed a few issues with examinations and treatments (vasolidators and bandage not available at the ICU, palpitations not discoverable at the ICU; treatments for injury to he chest, injury to the collarbone, mandibular injury). *More minor UI/hidden error fixes. ==Patch 8 - Project Hospital 1.0.14691 - December 6th, 2018== *New translations: Italian and Chinese (Simplified) *Increased manual UI scale range *Implemented zoom in/out using numpad [+] and [-] *Implemented run in background, added to options *Added maximum number of floors to tweakables.xml *Added zoom range to tweakables.xml *Optimized update after placing items in building mode *Fixed texture quality settings not saved *Fixed a rare bug with decals button in building mode switching to ambulances *Fixed tooltips displayed close to the right edge of the screen flickering in certain resolutions *Fixed objects stuck reserved after scheduling treatments on patients with an examination already reserved *Fixed patients stuck in a waiting room when all doctors in nearby offices are fired *Fixed elevators broken by deleting their doors *Fixed toilets outside of rooms considered usable *Fixed PCs moved with tables leaving behind another workspace *Fixed a couple of treatments not available everywhere where needed *Fixed a rare error causing an infinite popup about ambiguous diagnosis *Fixed patients from events sometimes assigned to a disabled insurance company *Fixed manual selection of ICU allowed for patients without a diagnosis *Fixed blood ignored by janitors in rooms only one tile wide *Fixed cardiography unit prefab for Internal Medicine department *Fixed a couple more internal errors *Attempted a blind fix for broken portrait rendering on Mac *Attempted a blind fix for a rare green screen in main menu ==Patch 9 - Project Hospital 1.0.14725 - December 11th, 2018== A quick patch mostly to quickly address the ambulance placement issue in a few scenarios that got introduced in patch 8. *Fixed regression bug preventing ambulances to be placed in certain levels *Fixed cancelling of objects move would place the object back on incorrect floor *Fixed a rare hidden error in events *Optimized janitor behavior and room selection ==Patch 10 - Project Hospital 1.0.14766 - December 18th, 2018== One more patch before the holidays! :) *New translations: Dutch and Japanese! *Fixed info about running procedures not displayed for clinic doctors *Fixed a hidden error preventing assigning employees between departments *Fixed examination availability in patient's card sometimes not updated when switching departments *Fixed anesthesiologists possibly sitting on a wrong stool in the OR if there are multiple stools *Fixed a rare error during a couple of treatments *Fixed a regression: doctors from on call room could be assigned to certain clinic patients *Fixed a regression: prefab preview flickering since the update to Unity 2018 *Hotfixed objects stuck reserved by employees who are at home (on load and every hour) ==Patch 11 - Project Hospital 1.0.14826 - January 8th, 2019== Hi all, before jumping straight to the usual release notes - happy new year everybody and big thanks to all the new players that joined us during the winter sale and especially to everybody who still took their time to send us bug reports, it really helps, especially when trying to catch some of the rare issues! *Fixed a regression: hidden error in doctors with no workspace causing patients of a specific department to keep waiting forever *Fixed characters from events sometimes allowed to despawn over midnight while the event is still running *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck on despawned patients *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck when leaving an examination with technologists while they don't have a doctor *Fixed doctors in rare cases stuck reserved by a patient who has already left *Fixed a hidden error in case of switching doctor's skills during surgery *Fixed nurses stuck with stretcher when their patient got despawned (race condition with paramedics?) *Fixed nurse stuck in an animation when reserved right after delivering food *Fixed exam tables with blocked stretcher access point not causing the room to be unusable *Fixed wrong price evaluation when building walls over walls in nw-se direction *Fixed a rare case of patients getting up from ambulance stretcher on arrival *Fixed janitors leaving carts behind when their department gets closed *Fixed patients not transported away from closed departments in a couple of specific cases (like waiting for a bed, still physically at another department) *Fixed a couple of procedures not available in some situations (plasmapheresis, antidiarrheals) *Fixed a few typos in texts *Added another fallback pass to pathfinding - stuck patients will ignore access rights instead of getting completely stuck ==Patch 12 - Project Hospital 1.0.14958 - January 25th, 2019== Hi all, while we're working on some bigger UI improvements (we'll be soon sending new texts to translators so we can get everything ready in as many languages as possible), we're of course also paying attention to the reported issues, so here are a few fixes as usually. *Updated all translations to the latest version from github *Disabled locking of areas on above the ground floors (building above ambulance parking lot is now possible) *Disabled 'good boss' perk for other occupations than doctors *Implemented receptionist perks affecting patients *Improved workload tracking for radiology rooms and examination units *Allowed examinations that discover surgery complications to be planned in patient's card even when already done previously *Allowed nurses with stretchers to ignore objects if they get stuck *Fixed events not available in campaign levels *Fixed janitors ignoring blood when cleaning areas of other departments *Fixed patients on ICU sometimes re-transported to their own bed for examination *Fixed moved objects in building mode disappearing when switching to different categories while already moving an object *Fixed preview of attachment object stuck on when placing composite objects in case the previous object with attachment was deleted during move *Fixed a rare case of nurses stuck going to stretcher *Fixed changing of department possible when it shouldn't be allowed (in case player opened the department selection panel already, for example right before patient transport) *Fixed dead and misdiagnosed patients counted only in department statistics, not overall hospital statistics *Fixed various issues in the medical database (skill for ethanol doses, rooms for chelation therapy, bacteremia discovery, too hardcore collapse timers on cardiac arrest symptoms, unstable blood pressure moved to high hazard, a few treatments were not allowed on ICU, ...) *Fixed a couple of cases of broken stretchers stuck in the scene *Fixed a couple of hidden errors *Fixed a few typos in tooltips ==Patch 13 - Project Hospital 1.0.15215 - February 14th, 2019== And we were expecting this patch to be just a few quick fixes. :) *Added new translations: Polish and Hungarian, made the language list in options scrollable *Implemented skipping of procedures that have been waiting for a long time, added specific info about what a procedure is waiting for *Improved workload tracking, implemented room workload display as text, implemented workload tracking for labs *Added a summary of workload shown after every shift *Improved priorities of surgeries between patients *Implemented smooth fadeout of patients on stretchers in elevators *Implemented automatic hiding of objects when placing walls *Implemented a notification about employees without any allowed roles *Implemented specific handling and notifications about patients in broken beds (for example with a deleted bedside cabinet) *Implemented reset of roles and a switch of clothing style when assigning employees to workspaces in a different type of room *Implemented deleting saved games from the load game dialog *Patient portraits are also shown on reserved operating tables in management *Staff prefer staff-only rooms if available (like wc) *Characters with stretchers strongly prefer indoor routes even when the route is longer *Increased default staff limit to 250 (we'll need to update the recommended hardware requirements to match, but no major change) *Increased overall sound volume *A few small UI improvements *Fixed a regression: deletion of user-created prefabs wasn't working *Fixed scrolling not working on certain touchpads *Fixed bulldozing objects sometimes leaving one half behind *Fixed interns allowed in on-call rooms *Fixed patients not hidden when reserving an ambulance *Fixed first treatment in treatment sequence shown in diagnosis table instead of main symptom treatment *Fixed chief doctor UI incorrectly shown at radiology *Fixed neurologist (technologist) not correctly shown in the management UI *Fixed defibrillation sometimes running for too long *Fixed certain characters not reacting immediately to being assigned to a different department *Fixed first ambulance patients sometimes spawning one day too late *Fixed patients in a deleted waiting room sometimes stuck standing up and sitting down for a while *Fixed one more case of technologists in lab stuck *Fixed re-setup of patients coming back after wrong diagnosis but by an ambulance *Fixed floor material not automatically added to the floor above when adding foundations on ground floor of a multi-floor building *Fixed a bug in rendering when blood was turned off *Fixed decals not accessible when building mode was activated for the first time by clicking rooms in management *Fixed radiology examinations not planned to discover surgery complication symptoms *Fixed a couple of database issues (treatments at ICU etc.) ==Patch 14 - Project Hospital 1.0.15420 - March 14th, 2019== Despite a small medical crisis among our tech team, bugs are still being fixed :) *Fixed a regression: staff not using objects in green/blue rooms when there's a designated staff-only area (this was affecting water dispensers or washing hands) *Fixed a regression: surgeries sometimes stuck reserved by a lower-priority patient *Fixed objects allowed to be picked up from the areas outside of hospital property *Fixed one case of procedure reservation state not correctly displayed for hospitalized patients *Fixed doctors walking to wrong position if they started an examination while still in the examination room with previous patient and the next patient was being delivered there *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting rooms where a procedure was currently being performed *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting beds while a nurse was performing the patient care procedure *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting anesthesiology machine while a patient was on the way to trauma center to be stabilized *Fixed a rare case of medicine delivery stuck running the whole afternoon *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in 'being checked by a nurse' while the nurse has been freed already *Fixed eye test patient animation (gloves were automatically added to all examination animations, but this one is not played by a doctor) *Fixed a couple of procedures not allowed in specific situations (liver medication on ICU, chest auscultation for patients hospitalized at general surgery) *Fixed 'couldn't wash hands' modifier reset too late *Fixed objects assigned as night shift workspaces not allowed to be deleted in closed departments *Increased time technologists spend idle at their desk before running to common room ==Project Hospital 1.1 is out! - Project Hospital 1.1.16207 - May 30th, 2019== We're happy to announce Project Hospital 1.1, a major update with some of the most requested features, user experience improvements and Workshop support! This update contains roughly four months of work, already in production during the last two patches - because of the nature of the new features and content it made sense to test and balance everything together. We really hope you enjoy the new version and we're looking forward to what you come up with for the workshop! So, thanks for your patience, let's move to the release notes :) '''Custom content support update''' *Improved mod support for creating graphical assets *Creating scenarios in game *[Steam Workshop] Sharing mods *[Steam Workshop] Sharing scenarios '''"First impressions" update''' *Improved menus *Loading tips *Preview screenshots and more info about saved games *Video background in main menu *Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen) [[File:11a.png|thumb|Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen)]] '''UI''' *New workspace panels in management *Updated management interface with new shared rooms category *New hiring UI with more categories (**don't forget to click on individual workspaces to open hiring card!**), indication of required specializations for all professions *Department statistics with room workloads, prestige, patient details and procedure info *Polished hospital statistics, added yesterday's statistics panel *Tooltips for symptoms in table of diagnoses *More keyboard shortcuts (departments mapped to 1-9, DEL for bulldozer tool, ...) *Cleaned up buttons in tool panels in building mode *Notifications have configurable colors *A couple of new notifications on the main panel for trying to hire characters to a room they're not allowed *More info about why an ambulance can't be placed (for example on an above-the ground floor, this was surprisingly easy to miss) *Exam units show patient portraits when a procedure is running there *Added info about required hospitalization to surgery tooltips *(Plus a lot of small quality-of-life improvements in the UI) [[File:11b.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] [[File:11c.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] '''Gameplay''' *New insurance company objectives and rewards (more varied and hopefully more fun, more challenging in the late game *for example performing surgeries, saving patients after collapses) *New laboratories department shared between other departments (Hematology, Histology and Microbiology labs with some new equipment) *Sharing more rooms, for example sharing common rooms between departments for free time and staff lunch *Added maximum number of insurance companies contracted at once, balanced to send similar numbers of patients as the original insurance companies *Smooth ranges of patient numbers sent by insurance companies according to prestige *Random events *Improved rules for making events available after unlocking, all departments are no more needed *Added detection that patient's doctor doesn't have diagnostics role allowed *Night clinic *Patients leave after not being seen for too long, not only when clinic closes *Implemented moving patients waiting at reception to a waiting room if shifts have changed and there's no receptionist *Releasing patients from observation back to clinic if they're not at risk anymore, added a couple of notifications *Receptionist is a proper employee role now *Improved rules for which roles are available where (anesthesiology, reception) *Staff limit can be increased to 400 in options (only attempt this if you have at least the recommended hardware) *Staff counter on main panel blinks when trying to hire an employee and the employee limit has been reached *Improved visual side of characters entering/exiting elevators (timing, fade in, fixed overlapping) *Improved handling of priorities on Trauma and Observation *Implemented specific detection of procedures not available to be prescribed at a certain department (not only when a specific doctor doesn't have the required skill) *New notification for not enough stretchers to transport all patients at a department *Idle characters without workspace now show it as their status in their card *Updated tutorials and dependency tree visualization to match updated mechanics *Disabled releasing patients during the night, they'll wait for the morning *Implemented leveling up anesthesiology also by resuscitating collapsed patients *If a patient dies, this counts in statistics of the department where their diagnosis belongs, not ICU where they usually end up after a collapse *Disabled department change to radiology for nurses and doctors [[File:11d.png|thumb|Labs]] '''Building''' *Rooms in management mode can be used as a planning tool (before constructing foundations) *Move room tool (available under prefabs) *Automatically hiding objects when building/deleting walls *When placing a prefab that will add foundations underneath, the visualization is now consistent with using the foundations tool *A new notification on the main panel for 'out of funds' *More colors for doors '''Fixes''' *Fixed planned procedures not cancelled if one of the reserved employees gets fired *Fixed few issues with closing departments (for example janitors currently in a bathroom wouldn't return their carts) *Fixed missing department state update when switching certain roles *Fixed janitor's portraits sometimes incorrectly showing up in management mode in rooms they're cleaning *Fixed broken layout of symptoms panel in patient's card in case there's more than 16 symptoms *Fixed dirty environment satisfaction modifier applied to characters way too late *Fixed portraits of patients shown above lab equipment rendered also on incorrect floors *Fixed wrong floor type applied when destroying foundations on above-the-ground floors *Fixed radiologist's too impatient behavior when idle *Fixed patients going to their department's waiting room even if another department's lab is processing their sample *Fixed patients without planned examinations slowing down waiting rooms by waiting for their original doctor *Fixed table of employees stuck with wrong filter in a couple of cases *Fixed lab procedures sometimes stuck in the 'sampling finished' state for hospitalized patients *Fixed a couple of treatments not available at ICU *Fixed bladder not kept reset for immobile HDU patients *Fixed a couple of hidden errors in specific procedures *Fixed collapse script sometimes selecting doctors according to incorrect hospitalization type *Fixed tables errorong out on invalid data when opened while another save was being loaded *Fixed url on the bug reporting button in main menu (was using the wrong top level domain after changes on forumotion's side) *Fixed 'no workspace' notification popping up for fired employees *Fixed automatic switch to new automatically created departments (this would affect old saves where the lab department gets automatically created) *Fixed sinks allowed to be placed on bins but then immediately deleted *Fixed popups blinking when pressing escape *Fixed total satisfaction not recalculated when patients respawn for their second visit, fixed satisfaction not always updated when modifiers get reset *Fixed reserved tiles allowed to be selected to be cleaned by janitors (so they don't wipe collapsed patients) *Fixed examination availability not updated when AI switches (hospitalized) patient's department *Fixed an error if a patient is sent away while the paramedic who originally brought them is still walking through the hospital *Fixed rotation of multiple rooms in prefabs *Fixed examination list in patient card not updated if a department that provides some of the procedures gets closed *Fixed radiologists not showing patient and examination in their card when running examinations on clinic patients *Fixed bladder/food scripts cancelled when cancelling planned treatments when patient is filling needs *Fixed popups previously moved by the player appearing on top of ingame menu, fixed menu not opened by escape if a popup is active ==Patch 15 - Project Hospital 1.1.16229 - June 5th, 2019== Hi all, we're happy and relieved to see that the release of 1.1 went smoothly, but there were still a few issues we wanted to address as soon as possible, especially the problem with language selection not loaded correctly on startup. So, thanks for all the feedback and bug reports, here's a small patch to address the recent issues. Also, the workshop page has started to fill with new scenarios and mods, make sure to check them out! :) *Fixed a regression: [Steam only] language settings not correctly loaded *Fixed sandbox options not applied when playing a scenario *Fixed radiologists available for hire always regenerated during load *Fixed queue in a waiting room stuck on reserved info TV when deleting waiting rooms while patients are being called *Fixed operating rooms from different department used when the one from patients department is free but on a different floor *Fixed patients (rarely) released from observation with a reserved technologist *Fixed lab delivery script (rarely) stuck on fired and later deleted technologists *Fixed duplicate insurance company reward in "uninsured" ==Patch 16 - Project Hospital 1.1.16350 - June 20th, 2019== No rest for the wicked! :) Here's a few more small improvements and fixes of recently discovered bugs. Thanks to everybody who still took their time to report issues and send suggestions! *Enabled free building in tutorial levels as it was possible to run out of money when building recklessly *Disabled shortcuts for switching departments in tutorials, it was possible to get stuck using these *Disallowed placement of PCs on the wrong side of the second work desk *Set all tables (patients, staff, symptoms) to only expand downwards *Implemented floor rendering automatically taking in account extra floors, so tall workshop scenarios work in unmodded game *Increased the maximum number of floating texts in the scene (sometimes XPs weren't shown for all characters in huge hospitals) *Fixed USG and cardio technologist shown in management UI for night shift at a couple of departments that don't need them *Fixed broken UI of the load game panel when opened before saving any games *Fixed random events silently erroring out if there's no night shift at the clinic *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck with patient that's transported away but doesn't exist anymore *Fixed check of patient's department failing when patient's room gets deleted *Fixed skill points not awarded during angiography procedure *Fixed a rare case of stuck events *Fixed hospitalization locked in big hospital scenarios in sandbox ==Patch 17 - Project Hospital 1.1.16587 - July 31st, 2019== '''The camera rotation patch''' '''Camera rotation''' *Implemented camera rotation in normal game mode, building mode and management mode *Updated all campaign and sandbox levels so they look the part from all camera angles :) [[File:P17.gif|thumb|Camera rotation]] '''Localization''' *Korean translation is now included in the game *Updated translations to latest versions from github '''Gameplay''' *[CHANGE] Two surgery nurses are now required at each department to have more control over surgical teams *[CHANGE] Implemented trauma stabilization role for nurses *Implemented more even distribution of patients between clinic doctors (prioritized by room workload) *Implemented free time and lunch for janitors, allowed janitors to have the hard working perk *Implemented immediate switch of dress code colors when switching employee's department *Implemented a rule that marks a room inaccessible for patients also if all tiles are inaccessible, not only if some of the equipment is *Enabled releasing patients from trauma regardless of time of day *Implemented a restriction so the hardworking perk can't be combined with the scholar perk *Added chief doctors for employees on radiology and lab department to be taken from emergency *Implemented bonus from studying also for technologists *Implemented inaccessibility evaluation for blue rooms if accidentally marked in red *Implemented cap of the number of reports that doctors write at the end of the day (max 10) *Implemented a notification about inaccessible elevators *Implemented a notification about patients who are about to leave the clinic *Enabled level up notifications for all (not only bookmarked) characters '''UI''' *[OPTIONS] Added daylight to building mode *[OPTIONS] Implemented separate UI scale for main panel *Added scrolling arrows to lists of examinations/treatments in patient card when there's more than one page (for players without a mouse wheel) *Implemented sorting of save files by name or date *Enabled all hospitalizations to be always listed in treatment list (was based on symptom hazard and somewhat restrictive) *Implemented third state of transparency button: transparent objects; updated tooltip '''Fixes''' *Fixed 'unlock all departments' not applied when playing custom scenarios *Fixed event notification not popping up after declining random event *Fixed normal bed on ICU only needing live support *Fixed a hidden error when deleting an event message *Fixed elevator foundations only placed on the ground floor *Fixed broken doors in elevators (saved with old versions of the game) breaking bulldozer tool *Fixed a rare case of two doctors stuck waiting for each other to finish commuting *Fixed a hidden error in patients without a doctor with both exm and trt planed, going to a radiologist *Fixed patients leaving the hospital from the loo with no payment *Fixed employee selection (employee list activated via the button on the side) for a workspace in an office that's already taken *Fixed janitors selecting inaccessible dirty tiles (a rare but possible situation) and getting stuck *Fixed global script manager not reset on exit to menu (scripts could survive until some global events get fired in the next map) *Fixed elevator selection not taking in account elevator accessibility on destination floor when staring on the ground floor *Fixed bed panels in logistics not sorted from back to front *Fixed stroke not detectable on emergency *Fixed popup about finished hospitalization popping up forever on observation if a patient has some procedures planned *Fixed doctors stuck reserved by deleted patients (after moving rooms, the doctors were reserved for a collapsed patient) *Fixed missing validation of patient accessibility after placing rooms ==Patch 18 - Project Hospital 1.1.17007 - September 12th, 2019== Hi all, while we continue working on new features, here's a quick minor patch that fixes some of the recently reported problems with gameplay or camera rotation. *added a specific rule for setting automatic UI scale in 1440 x 900 resolution *optimized GC memory access in a few game systems (should improve occassional micro-stuttering) *fixed positions of elevators not saved correctly for different camera directions so elevators on new floors could appear in wrong positions *fixed newly created prefabs starting with different orientation than expected when playing with a rotated camera *fixed collapsed patients on the floor not positioned correctly when playing with a rotated camera *fixed doctor's reservation incorrectly reset when a doctor from a clinic resuscitates a collapsed hospitalized patient *fixed 'writing reports' stuck active while the doctor is already going home *fixed a popup about janitor workspaces incorrectly popping up at radiology *fixed blood sometimes still rendered even if a stretcher was placed on top of it (which should clean the tile) *fixed mod data not correctly loaded when overriding certain original values in the database (like the list of rooms in examinations) *fixed broken ambulance parking in one community scenario by disabling required access to parking marker objects *[Steam] implemented re-reporting of achievements that failed to be sent to Steam the first time they got unlocked ==Patch 19 - Project Hospital 1.1.19 - October 30th, 2019== '''The Halloween Patch''' While we're finishing last features for Doctor Mode, we're still working on improvements and fixes based on feedback from the community - here's the latest batch with a few spooky surprises. :) '''Features''' *[Mod support] changed linking of rooms and procedures to tags so new departments can be added more easily *[Mod support] implemented support for custom icons for departments, skills and procedures *Updated all translations with latest fixes from community translators (thanks!) *Implemented portrait bubbles showing object reservation *Implemented a system that distributes hospitalized patient between exam units more evenly *Implemented better handling of priority of non-critical surgeries *Implemented doctor's rating and simple statistics in doctor's card *Balanced leveling of employees between different departments *Balanced employee and skill leveling *Enabled unlimited number of controlled patients *Some small UI improvements, mostly making three-state buttons more consistent *Enabled washing hands during bladder script also in kitchen sinks *useful for WCs in wards *Enabled stabilization procedure to start with only a doctor, waiting for a free nurse often looked like staff were neglecting patients *Enabled all examinations that don't need any equipment to be done directly at wards *Implemented a few configurable keyboard shortcuts (available in the launcher) *Implemented range of probabilities for surgery complications *Added a slot for future DLC levels to main menu *Added a few Halloween decorations *Zombies! '''Fixes''' *Fixed a bug causing one of the ambulances to spawn in broken state on certain maps when playing with rotated camera *Fixed XP and payment texts rendered at incorrect positions when playing with rotated camera *Fixed a problem with parking areas that were created using prefabs sometimes breaking parking area detection *Fixed collapse in bed requiring diagnostics and patient care roles (and not starting at trauma center when staff look idle) *Fixed nurses getting books to hospitalized lying patients chosen from random departments *Fixed surgeries easily broken by sending a patient to ICU while being operated on *Fixed an error in elevator lookup in case elevators got deleted while an employee with a stretcher was already on their way *Fixed a few more hidden errors ==Patch 20 - Project Hospital 1.1.16717 - November 26th, 2019== '''Doctor Mode DLC is out!''' We're happy to announce that Doctor Mode, the first DLC for Project Hospital is now out! - A new game mode: take over your doctors and oversee their cases - New handy visualizations of your patient's conditions and activities - Character editor to create your own employees - New equipment and decorations for (not only) doctor's offices - New insurance company and objectives - Three new customizable difficulty options - Quick tutorial - Big campaign level focused on doctor and hospital progress - Code blue function for assigning high priority to any patient - 8 new achievements! The DLC comes with an updated version of the game with quite a few fixes and improvements - here are the release notes: *Implemented better support for DLCs *Implemented automatic takeover of all patients which can be enabled for individual departments (new icon in management!) *Implemented three levels of notifications: popup/log/completely off *Implemented specific tooltips for hospitalization room statistics in departments statistics in hospital management card (different for emergency, ICU and specialized departments) *More variety in character portraits *Disabled payments for ambulances that have been disabled the whole day *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed lights not working correctly for objects in a few specific cases *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed bulldozer tool leaving behind one tile of the far side of walls (not visible until rotating the view) *Fixed employees sometimes showing no info about what they're reserved for *Fixed nurses sometimes stuck reserved forever *Fixed inconsistency in foundation edge price (it was possible to save a bit by building the edge first) *Fixed diagnosis in patient tooltip not showing 'none' if a patient has no diagnosis yet *Fixed overlap between select skill panel and statistics segment in doctor card *Fixed a few cases of overflowing texts in the UI ==Patch 21 - Project Hospital 1.1.17661 - December 3rd, 2019== *Fixed a hidden error that was causing weird behavior or stuck characters in a few different cases *Fixed missing examinations that uncover surgery complications in the unfiltered list of examinations (when playing with hidden diagnostic hints) *Fixed patients not automatically taken over after reception triage when the department is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed patients sometimes not automatically taken over after being brought in in an ambulance when emergency is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed a few treatments that would get stuck when performed at emergency with an ICU-qualified doctor *Fixed active department switching when typing age in character editor (when not using numpad to enter the age) *Fixed wrong tooltip for employee occupations in character editor *Fixed text overflow in hardcore difficulty panel in doctor mode *Fixed a couple of typos and one missing LOC text *Fixed moving beds possibly causing a false detection of a finished room in Tutorial 3 and blocking progress through the level *Fixed staff ignoring WCs/food from other departments if it's not marked staff only ==Patch 22 - Project Hospital 1.1.17901 - January 14th, 2020== First patch of the 2020's! :) A couple new features for modders and fixes of the recently discovered issues as usually. '''Features & changes''' *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for diagnoses only affecting one gender (new tag <MatchingGenderRef>) *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for departments with no hospitalization (new tag <NoHospitalization>) *Implemented sorting in tables *Enabled planning of examinations looking for medium hazard symptoms after a diagnosis gets confirmed only for medium and high certainty '''Fixes''' *Fixed an error triggered when moving lab shelves/cabinets and CTs and MRIs *Fixed composite object preview leaving behind ghostly attachments if a composite object gets deleted during move, fixed switching between building mode categories causing currently moved object to be deleted *Fixed sorting in load game panel causing immediate load if the same file is on the first position both when sorted alphabetically and according to date *Fixed a few French texts for object placement *Fixed maximal zoom-out in building mode resulting in visible stripe on the side of the screen in certain resolutions *Fixed early bird perk *Fixed objects graphics not positioned correctly for coffee machine, diploma, whiteboard *Fixed a typo in migraine symptom description id causing missing loc *Hotfixed deleted characters in bookmarked character list causing a hidden error *Fixed angiography panel not showing positioning hing for angiography screen (it only worked one way round) *Fixed a few procedures not available at ICU or Emergency (gastroscopy, gonioscopy, cbc sampling) *[CAMERA ROTATION] fixed object graphics not correctly updated when placing prefabs with rotated camera ==Patch 23 - March 10th== Hi all, while we keep working on and teasing new content on social media, here's an update with all the requested features and fixes we managed to implement in the meantime. We hope you find some useful tools these and it should be now easier to make your hospitals as efficient as possible. Thanks for your continued support and thanks to everybody who is still reporting the issues you come accross! '''Features & changes''' *Added surgery priority table *Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone *Cloud save support *Improved pathfinding (object selection using closest path distance, some optimizations) *Added a few sound effects for ICU, surgeries, defibrillation, improved a few animations *Clone tool in building mode for floors, walls and objects *Added simplified sonography and cardiography units to radiology to work as an alternative to having the units at individual departments *Allowed anesthesiologists from ICU to participate in surgeries at different departments *Keyboard shortcuts in building mode for selecting individual objects on a single tile *Implemented cleanup of examinations and treatments that can't be performed at a specific department when switching patients between departments *Implemented resizable employee selector panel, fixed gaps between portraits when the list has been filtered by workspace *Implemented waiting for receptionists at closest free 3x3 tile area (similar to patients overflowing from waiting rooms) *Implemented alternating colors to highlight objects that are both reserved by someone and blocked or missing a required attachment *Added a new notification for broken hospitalization when 'assist at surgery' role gets disabled for all doctors *Added three new loading tips *Added new label for doctors waiting for the next patient that's on his/her way (employee card says "Next patient is coming" instead of "Idle") *Small loading time and save size improvements *Updated Korean translation *Capped event rewards *Changed prestige bonus display in prestige tooltip to percentages *[MOD SUPPORT] enabled overriding character textures *[MOD SUPPORT] improved save check for content from uninstalled mods *[MOD SUPPORT] improved game-side detection of errors in mods when starting up [[File:P23a.png|thumb|Added surgery priority table]] '''Fixes''' *Disabled "complicated diagnosis" popup when there's only one available examination left *Fixed door graphics not updated when a door gets deleted *Fixed employees not correctly showing reservation when performing first aid *Fixed collapses not started when there's no hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed patients sent away by closing a department still waiting for clinic doctors *Fixed UI stuck after clicking a room in logistics with one of the cards with name panel open *Fixed events available even without hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed mod validation text in load panel stuck red after selecting files *Fixed free building not allowing to build with negative bank balance *Fixed costs shown as floating text with free building *Fixed paying for prefab doors twice *Fixed dragging over ui cancelling current action in building mode plus missing change from free building fix *Fixed inconsistent behavior in building mode when switching wall tools *Fixed random rotation of moved objects with attachments *Fixed operating table not able to attach to anesthesiology machine on trauma center if the anesthesiology machine was placed first *Fixed one half of stretchers causing objects placed next to it reporting they would block it [[File:P23b.png|thumb|Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone]] *Fixed character editor sometimes causing UI to get stuck when the name/age panels didn't get closed *Fixed character editor sometimes generating characters with glasses even if not selected by the player *Fixed schedule panel overlapping main panel when playing with modified UI scale *Fixed moving stretchers not correctly lit *Fixed spawned characters appearing in the table of controlled patients *Fixed changing departments allowed in a few cases where it made no sense *Fixed wrong animation assigned to 'speech listening' examination *Hotfixed surgeons stuck reserved by hospitalized patients, possibly after changing roles *Hotfixed stretchers stuck behind black ambulance *possibly only happening with old maps where the black ambulance got originally spawned at a position overlapping the stretcher spawn position *Hotfixed lab specialists sometimes stuck at the last equipment they used after finishing tests for a hospitalized patient *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance lens flare positions ==Patch 24 - April 22nd, 2020== Hi everybody, while we're approaching the release of Hospital Services DLC, here's one more big update with improvements, fixes and an overhauled Internal Medicine department. Yes, Project Hospital now has UNDO in building mode! Seriously though, this was one of the most complicated features to implement, so we'll appreciate if you let us know if it breaks in any specific circumstances. And it wouldn't be a Project Hospital update without a few camera rotation fixes. :) '''Features & changes''' *Internal medicine *updated diagnoses at internal medicine department, it will be now more challenging and more profitable (and more focused on pulmonary diseases) *Internal medicine *removed surgical procedures, added new specialized room with unique equipment and new procedures *Improved efficiency of Radiology by smarter examination planning by the AI doctors and by making the radiologists more patient at their workspace :) *Implemented UNDO in building mode *Implemented automatic taking away of ambulance patients when emergency is closed *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented check of procedures during load to catch files broken by uninstalled mods earlier (stable) *[MOD SUPPORT] Hotfixed collapse symptoms that don't lead to a procedure causing stuck characters, probably broken in one of the mods (or a combination of mods) out in the wild *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented automatic return to menu with reporting of errors if the game fails to load a save (changed but still installed mods breaking diagnoses for example), added check for diagnoses to the main save game check *[DOCTOR MODE] updated prices of doctor mode objects *Improved automatic UI scale for main panel in 1280 x 800 resolution *Implemented automatic cancellation of a few examinations when moving patient to ICU or trauma when there are faster alternatives available there (ECG, echo, USG) *Increased extended employee limit to 600 '''Fixes''' *Fixed replacing of a room with the same type of room but from a different department *Fixed rooms not always correctly marked as working after reopening closed departments *Fixed incorrectly reserved sofa in the 'inefficient' campaign level *Fixed missing head lamp in one of the examination animations *Fixed using dynamite/foundations over parking lots *Fixed events triggered right before midnight spawning patients stuck on impossible visit time *Fixed treatments planned by the player when a patient is coming to radiology breaking the radiology examination and getting technologists stuck *Fixed AI doctors sometimes unnecessarily planning two examinations both used to detect the same symptom (like USG and FAST) *Fixed nurses showing their own portrait on the patient list in their employee card while performing patient checkup *Fixed characters rotated during object use clipping through stuff, their orientation was used to determine whether they should be rendered in front or behind an object, using the object orientation instead *Fixed moving of objects with attachments not checking attachment placement and if it allow objects above, this could lead to the attachment being lost *Fixed event objective button causing insurance to open instead of event patients in some cases when loading first save after booting up the game *Set font family for Russian on mac to normal for all texts, bold is not really bold in the default font and is hard to read *Fixed CBC not available at the ICU *Fixed un-reservation of patient's bed when they are transported away (when they were not in their room their bed got stuck) *Implemented automatic cleanup of tmp files left among maps after unzipping *Fixed hospitalized patients performing 'free time' activities too often even when waiting for an examination *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed stat lab and waiting room info panels showing at correct position only with default camera orientation *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed objects selected for delete left highlighted after rotating the camera view *Fixed 'waiting for player' not popping up after transferring controlled patient with no planned procedures between departments *Implemented automatic switching of active department when clicking surgery table button in patient card so the surgery table opens for patient's department *Fixed disabled hiring for night shift when there's doctor assigned at day shift at the same workspace even if the day shift is not working completely *Fixed characters sometimes getting stuck when trying to switch to his/her workplace trough assign workplace button *Implemented reset of wrong diagnosis after an hour of blocking patient's doctor instead of returning to a waiting room '''Included in hotfix from 24.03.2020''' *Fixed dead characters with surgery priority set by the player blocking other surgeries *Fixed cloud saves not always correctly deleted from server *Fixed stuck characters caused by not selecting objects in a given room when on the same floor but when their path goes via the ground floor *Fixed hospitalized and released patients coming back by ambulance after being treated and released when they still have some lab tests running at midnight '''Included in hotfix from 19.03.2020''' *Fixed black ambulance stretcher positioning breaking the ambulance when unloading area is placed at the furthermost point *Fixed lying free time actions like asking for books using nurses without patient care role *Fixed missing bookcase in building mode catalogue for wards *Fixed radiologists from wrong shift could be selected for usg when offloaded to radiology *Fixed names for cardio and sono at radiology in all languages *Fixed negative modifiers from critical needs not reset *Fixed mandatory equipment set as recommended for cardio & sono at radiology *Fixed scrubbing sink not tagged as normal sink and not used outside of ORs *Fixed doctors sometimes stuck reserved with other doctor's patient *this could happen when multiple doctors are serving way past their shift and one of them gets released from doctor mode, then the doctor who belongs on the current shift will return and take back their patients *and if one of the patients is still around waiting for another player-controlled doctor, the patient could get stolen *Fixed characters without workspace sent to 0, 0 after commuting to work, no workspace pop up pops up instead *Fixed shortcuts from management to prefabs not working when clicking the icons *Fixed 'exposed to weather' modifier applied to characters walking over planned rooms outside *Improved arm/leg cast/orthosis cz description *Hotfixed interview stuck on a deleted reserved object *Hotfixed transports of patients on deleted stretchers *[DOCTOR MODE] fixed doctor mode blinking red when some of the critical patients are only spawned d4842688e97a8208a29e019db6f12c4de31d1f1c 0 426 1077 2020-04-26T07:33:26Z Torcai 30621698 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (b..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' | insurance = 3600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} '''Note:''' This diagnosis used to be called "Tricuspid valve regurgitation" == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling limbs]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tricuspid regurgitation]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Chest auscultation *Neurological testing *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiovascular surgery]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] 7d1bfb9dfb708e86afb79f7d505ba58d2d0afb57 0 427 1078 2020-04-26T07:35:37Z Torcai 30621698 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper openin..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' | insurance = 3600 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} '''Note:''' this diagnosis used to be called "Mitral valve stenosis" == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Mitral stenosis]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *ECG *Heart monitoring *Echo *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Cardiovascular surgery]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | IV nutrition]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 21bce18db458561bbd163c1e5cf079b9c8fcc904 0 428 1079 2020-04-26T07:37:11Z Torcai 30621698 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arter..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Cardiology]].'' {{Disease_cardio | description = ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Cardiology]] }} '''Note:''' this diagnosis used to be called "Giant cell arteritis" == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of vision]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Giant cells]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Opthalmoscopy *CRP *Angiography *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 797b3bb473bcdcce97c081a427bc1bda2bfdb6ea 0 310 1080 802 2020-04-26T07:38:32Z Torcai 30621698 Redirected page to [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] 6cb48f34791ad1a3d52eeacd319e67923639e77d 0 309 1081 801 2020-04-26T07:40:29Z Torcai 30621698 Redirected page to [[Mitral stenosis]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Mitral stenosis]] a50576d28a5347a948123c172578e187a6588ecf 0 342 1082 921 2020-04-26T07:41:07Z Torcai 30621698 Redirected page to [[Giant cells arteritis]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Giant cells arteritis]] 3d26adca997ca8cb9e59869bb39d83d4430ffe06 0 381 1083 981 2020-04-26T08:00:55Z Torcai 30621698 Torcai moved page [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] to [[Keratitis - bacterial]]: According to localization file name wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Eye pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Ocular hypertension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | P. Aeruginosa]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Basic visual test *Opthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Tonometry *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotic ointment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2c2cc6322ebeec1d72cc5691e34a7880a6021b85 0 429 1084 2020-04-26T08:00:55Z Torcai 30621698 Torcai moved page [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] to [[Keratitis - bacterial]]: According to localization file name wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Keratitis - bacterial]] 28edda83eb3410cf41c1ff34b2efbd2cdada3984 0 243 1085 996 2020-04-26T08:19:18Z Torcai 30621698 Torcai moved page [[Bronchiectatis]] to [[Bronchiectasis]]: According to localization file name wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bad breath]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | A1At deficiency]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Leukocytosis]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Airway infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] cd6ce6e0e94a094b300791753128e86dda94724b 0 430 1086 2020-04-26T08:19:18Z Torcai 30621698 Torcai moved page [[Bronchiectatis]] to [[Bronchiectasis]]: According to localization file name wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Bronchiectasis]] 89864892ad43fedae91ac698a098bdd89d75f11c 0 216 1087 741 2020-04-26T08:47:15Z Torcai 30621698 Torcai moved page [[Legionnnaires disease]] to [[Legionnaires disease]]: According to localization file name wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Legionella detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *PCR - sampling *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 24bf1d2aa22831e0fd0d198f3faa66f3d6db516c 0 431 1088 2020-04-26T08:47:15Z Torcai 30621698 Torcai moved page [[Legionnnaires disease]] to [[Legionnaires disease]]: According to localization file name wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Legionnaires disease]] 108bcaded451fd56e17f2ce8e4e06fd38b73fd69 0 43 1089 923 2020-04-26T08:52:49Z Torcai 30621698 Updated to patch 24 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essentail thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} 082c921f630501ad469dd8d7a130c07147b0a5af 1112 1089 2020-06-22T19:58:51Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Internal Medicine */ corrected typo of 'Essential' wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} 284dc6cd9621922f02d4fd892207b0594d4c0aa7 0 89 1090 839 2020-04-27T13:31:17Z IiTomsx 30623186 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No 525078240c756e413e0c17971a6c1294841c2a9c 1091 1090 2020-04-27T16:02:10Z IiTomsx 30623186 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} fb6129f33d239462c51eecd63784edcf152cc27c 0 57 1092 1076 2020-04-27T18:06:33Z 2804:14C:125:84E3:A1F5:EC8B:A631:2E94 0 Updated to patch 25 wikitext text/x-wiki All patches and updates released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263 - October 31st, 2018== Hi all! First, big thanks to everybody playing the game and especially to all of you who reported issues. It's really appreciated, as we're trying to fix as many of them as soon as possible. Here are release notes for our first patch: *Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *Set music to always loop. *Small fixes in medical database and texts. ==Patch 2 - Project Hospital 1.0.14276 - November 2nd, 2018== Second patch is out with more fixes! *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to rooms). *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to objects outside of map). *Fixed inconsistent highlighting of elevator placement. *Enabled elevator placement outside (automatically builds foundations below). *Fixed popup for 'department not able to diagnose a patient' popping up when laboratory test are still running. *Small fixes in texts. *A Mac version built using Unity 2018 is available on beta branch, this should fix missing support for retina displays/resolutions. ==Patch 3 - Project Hospital 1.0.14303 - November 2nd, 2018== One more patch for the weekend! *Fixed some values in options not saved (most importantly UI scale). *Fixed one case of pathfinding stuck trying to use an inaccessible elevator. *Fixed a rare case of ambulances stuck in fastest time scale. *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in a fired doctor's office. *Fixed technologists in lab on occasion stuck using sink forever. *Fixed a few min room sizes. *Fixed antidepressants not allowed to be prescribed for patients on observation. *Fixed MRI and CT allowed right next to a wall. *Fixed MRI price. *A few small changes to decrease difficulty in tutorial 3. *Small fixes in texts. ==Patch 4 - Project Hospital 1.0.14331 - November 5th, 2018== Patch 4 is up! *Feature: much improved highlighting of rooms with problems. *Feature: added warnings about department problems to main panel. *Fixed two cases of broken stretchers causing patients to get stuck waiting in bed. *Fixed radiologists sometimes ignoring patients for the rest of the day after taking a break. *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck waiting for a fired doctor. *Fixed required room sizes of diagnostic units. *Fixed number of technologists not shown on the hospitalization panel in management mode. *Fixed collapse system not safe against deleting defibrillators. *Fixed a few symptom/diagnosis issues. *Fixed the (maybe not bug, but still annoying) problem with patients with planned urine sampling stuck at the doctor's waiting for a free toilet on the same floor. *Small fixes in texts. *Updated translations for the included languages (more are on the way, like Italian, Russian or Korean, big thanks to our hard working volunteer translators!). ==Patch 5 - Project Hospital 1.0.14398 - November 9th, 2018== Hi all, once again big thanks to everybody who keeps reporting issues, it really helps! We seem to be on a good track when it comes to catching the most critical ones - and hopefully, starting with the next patch, we'll be able to start including more and more of the planned or requested improvements. *Upgraded engine to Unity 2018.2 to bring proper retina display support on Mac and hopefully fix a few. crashes/green screen issues related to Unity. *Added automatic cancelling of procedures that a doctor can't prescribe when the player manually switches a patient's doctor. *Updated cost of radiology prefabs. *Improved efficiency of radiology waiting rooms in case there's one shared waiting room for the whole department. *Improved the 'couldn't sit' satisfaction modifier, it's not applied at the reception anymore. *Fixed one case of stuck paramedics. *Fixed characters sometimes stuck during defibrillation when there was only one available defibrillator. *Fixed one more rare case of broken stretchers blocking patient transfers. *Fixed elevators not working correctly if there was more than 16 of them. *Fixed examination list not immediately updated after switching a patient's department by hand. *Fixed a hidden error in patients waiting for player but with no finished procedures. *Fixed a hidden error when cancelling hospitalization on a patient walking to bed. *Fixed load button in main menu starting loading even with no map selected. *Fixed 'buy ambulance' objective sometimes requiring two ambulances to be placed. *Fixed nurses allowed to do free time activities but not fill their needs at departments with patients who require care. *Minor fixes in the UI (wrong tooltips, text truncation etc.). *Minor fixes in texts (medical accuracy, missing information in a few tooltips). ==Patch 6 - Project Hospital 1.0.14523 - November 15th, 2018== *Selecting ICU treatment automatically switches patient's department to ICU. *Doctors prescribe more treatments for symptoms causing discomfort. *Implemented new music track for events and critical situations. *Implemented immediate transport by the same ambulance when sending away patients who just arrived and are waiting for a free trauma center. *Simplified some steps in tutorial 3, fixed undesired collapses during the tutorial. *Improved a lot of text boxes and tooltips to better support localization and longer texts. *Removed unused message types from options. *Fixed main treatment for a diagnosis sometimes not applied for patients with wrong diagnosis. *Fixed looping sounds sometimes not paused with the game (for example when popups pause the game). *Fixed hidden patients shown in patient's table with some filters. *Fixed shifts not shown for janitors in table of employees. *Fixed sofas stuck reserved when deleting doors while a character is already walking to the sofa. *Fixed a few specific errors causing characters getting stuck while deleting rooms during collapses or medicine and food delivery. *Fixed patients stuck when their room got deleted right when they were about to be released. *Fixed a couple more hidden errors. ==Patch 7 - Project Hospital 1.0.14611 - November 23rd, 2018== More translations are now included: Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian. *Implemented moving of tables with equipment on top, [CTRL] can be used to pick up individual objects like before. *Added more info to reserved staff and staff performing examinations and treatments. *Added room name to status bar when hovering over rooms in management mode. *Split messages about patients waiting for examination/treatment into 'waiting for bed' and 'waiting for transport'. *Switched autosave to only alternate between two files. *Disabled reset of employee roles if their room/office got deleted. *Disabled display of daily schedule items related to hospitalization when there's only clinic. *Allowed staff without a workspace to go home after a while instead of spending the whole shift in common room. *Switched second half of tutorial 3 to a simplified version. *Fixed nurses and technologists not getting a specialization when leveling up. *Fixed janitors sometimes blocking equipment in exam rooms by leaving their carts right next to an object. *Fixed placement of objects allowed even if a required slot on a neighboring tile wasn't accessible (for example exam table and dialysis machine). *Fixed a couple of specific cases of characters stuck (collapses, fired staff, deleted rooms). *Fixed missing lab analyzer in general surgery unit prefab. *Fixed ICU not triggered correctly during collapse if the player has also prescribed it. *Fixed a few issues with examinations and treatments (vasolidators and bandage not available at the ICU, palpitations not discoverable at the ICU; treatments for injury to he chest, injury to the collarbone, mandibular injury). *More minor UI/hidden error fixes. ==Patch 8 - Project Hospital 1.0.14691 - December 6th, 2018== *New translations: Italian and Chinese (Simplified) *Increased manual UI scale range *Implemented zoom in/out using numpad [+] and [-] *Implemented run in background, added to options *Added maximum number of floors to tweakables.xml *Added zoom range to tweakables.xml *Optimized update after placing items in building mode *Fixed texture quality settings not saved *Fixed a rare bug with decals button in building mode switching to ambulances *Fixed tooltips displayed close to the right edge of the screen flickering in certain resolutions *Fixed objects stuck reserved after scheduling treatments on patients with an examination already reserved *Fixed patients stuck in a waiting room when all doctors in nearby offices are fired *Fixed elevators broken by deleting their doors *Fixed toilets outside of rooms considered usable *Fixed PCs moved with tables leaving behind another workspace *Fixed a couple of treatments not available everywhere where needed *Fixed a rare error causing an infinite popup about ambiguous diagnosis *Fixed patients from events sometimes assigned to a disabled insurance company *Fixed manual selection of ICU allowed for patients without a diagnosis *Fixed blood ignored by janitors in rooms only one tile wide *Fixed cardiography unit prefab for Internal Medicine department *Fixed a couple more internal errors *Attempted a blind fix for broken portrait rendering on Mac *Attempted a blind fix for a rare green screen in main menu ==Patch 9 - Project Hospital 1.0.14725 - December 11th, 2018== A quick patch mostly to quickly address the ambulance placement issue in a few scenarios that got introduced in patch 8. *Fixed regression bug preventing ambulances to be placed in certain levels *Fixed cancelling of objects move would place the object back on incorrect floor *Fixed a rare hidden error in events *Optimized janitor behavior and room selection ==Patch 10 - Project Hospital 1.0.14766 - December 18th, 2018== One more patch before the holidays! :) *New translations: Dutch and Japanese! *Fixed info about running procedures not displayed for clinic doctors *Fixed a hidden error preventing assigning employees between departments *Fixed examination availability in patient's card sometimes not updated when switching departments *Fixed anesthesiologists possibly sitting on a wrong stool in the OR if there are multiple stools *Fixed a rare error during a couple of treatments *Fixed a regression: doctors from on call room could be assigned to certain clinic patients *Fixed a regression: prefab preview flickering since the update to Unity 2018 *Hotfixed objects stuck reserved by employees who are at home (on load and every hour) ==Patch 11 - Project Hospital 1.0.14826 - January 8th, 2019== Hi all, before jumping straight to the usual release notes - happy new year everybody and big thanks to all the new players that joined us during the winter sale and especially to everybody who still took their time to send us bug reports, it really helps, especially when trying to catch some of the rare issues! *Fixed a regression: hidden error in doctors with no workspace causing patients of a specific department to keep waiting forever *Fixed characters from events sometimes allowed to despawn over midnight while the event is still running *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck on despawned patients *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck when leaving an examination with technologists while they don't have a doctor *Fixed doctors in rare cases stuck reserved by a patient who has already left *Fixed a hidden error in case of switching doctor's skills during surgery *Fixed nurses stuck with stretcher when their patient got despawned (race condition with paramedics?) *Fixed nurse stuck in an animation when reserved right after delivering food *Fixed exam tables with blocked stretcher access point not causing the room to be unusable *Fixed wrong price evaluation when building walls over walls in nw-se direction *Fixed a rare case of patients getting up from ambulance stretcher on arrival *Fixed janitors leaving carts behind when their department gets closed *Fixed patients not transported away from closed departments in a couple of specific cases (like waiting for a bed, still physically at another department) *Fixed a couple of procedures not available in some situations (plasmapheresis, antidiarrheals) *Fixed a few typos in texts *Added another fallback pass to pathfinding - stuck patients will ignore access rights instead of getting completely stuck ==Patch 12 - Project Hospital 1.0.14958 - January 25th, 2019== Hi all, while we're working on some bigger UI improvements (we'll be soon sending new texts to translators so we can get everything ready in as many languages as possible), we're of course also paying attention to the reported issues, so here are a few fixes as usually. *Updated all translations to the latest version from github *Disabled locking of areas on above the ground floors (building above ambulance parking lot is now possible) *Disabled 'good boss' perk for other occupations than doctors *Implemented receptionist perks affecting patients *Improved workload tracking for radiology rooms and examination units *Allowed examinations that discover surgery complications to be planned in patient's card even when already done previously *Allowed nurses with stretchers to ignore objects if they get stuck *Fixed events not available in campaign levels *Fixed janitors ignoring blood when cleaning areas of other departments *Fixed patients on ICU sometimes re-transported to their own bed for examination *Fixed moved objects in building mode disappearing when switching to different categories while already moving an object *Fixed preview of attachment object stuck on when placing composite objects in case the previous object with attachment was deleted during move *Fixed a rare case of nurses stuck going to stretcher *Fixed changing of department possible when it shouldn't be allowed (in case player opened the department selection panel already, for example right before patient transport) *Fixed dead and misdiagnosed patients counted only in department statistics, not overall hospital statistics *Fixed various issues in the medical database (skill for ethanol doses, rooms for chelation therapy, bacteremia discovery, too hardcore collapse timers on cardiac arrest symptoms, unstable blood pressure moved to high hazard, a few treatments were not allowed on ICU, ...) *Fixed a couple of cases of broken stretchers stuck in the scene *Fixed a couple of hidden errors *Fixed a few typos in tooltips ==Patch 13 - Project Hospital 1.0.15215 - February 14th, 2019== And we were expecting this patch to be just a few quick fixes. :) *Added new translations: Polish and Hungarian, made the language list in options scrollable *Implemented skipping of procedures that have been waiting for a long time, added specific info about what a procedure is waiting for *Improved workload tracking, implemented room workload display as text, implemented workload tracking for labs *Added a summary of workload shown after every shift *Improved priorities of surgeries between patients *Implemented smooth fadeout of patients on stretchers in elevators *Implemented automatic hiding of objects when placing walls *Implemented a notification about employees without any allowed roles *Implemented specific handling and notifications about patients in broken beds (for example with a deleted bedside cabinet) *Implemented reset of roles and a switch of clothing style when assigning employees to workspaces in a different type of room *Implemented deleting saved games from the load game dialog *Patient portraits are also shown on reserved operating tables in management *Staff prefer staff-only rooms if available (like wc) *Characters with stretchers strongly prefer indoor routes even when the route is longer *Increased default staff limit to 250 (we'll need to update the recommended hardware requirements to match, but no major change) *Increased overall sound volume *A few small UI improvements *Fixed a regression: deletion of user-created prefabs wasn't working *Fixed scrolling not working on certain touchpads *Fixed bulldozing objects sometimes leaving one half behind *Fixed interns allowed in on-call rooms *Fixed patients not hidden when reserving an ambulance *Fixed first treatment in treatment sequence shown in diagnosis table instead of main symptom treatment *Fixed chief doctor UI incorrectly shown at radiology *Fixed neurologist (technologist) not correctly shown in the management UI *Fixed defibrillation sometimes running for too long *Fixed certain characters not reacting immediately to being assigned to a different department *Fixed first ambulance patients sometimes spawning one day too late *Fixed patients in a deleted waiting room sometimes stuck standing up and sitting down for a while *Fixed one more case of technologists in lab stuck *Fixed re-setup of patients coming back after wrong diagnosis but by an ambulance *Fixed floor material not automatically added to the floor above when adding foundations on ground floor of a multi-floor building *Fixed a bug in rendering when blood was turned off *Fixed decals not accessible when building mode was activated for the first time by clicking rooms in management *Fixed radiology examinations not planned to discover surgery complication symptoms *Fixed a couple of database issues (treatments at ICU etc.) ==Patch 14 - Project Hospital 1.0.15420 - March 14th, 2019== Despite a small medical crisis among our tech team, bugs are still being fixed :) *Fixed a regression: staff not using objects in green/blue rooms when there's a designated staff-only area (this was affecting water dispensers or washing hands) *Fixed a regression: surgeries sometimes stuck reserved by a lower-priority patient *Fixed objects allowed to be picked up from the areas outside of hospital property *Fixed one case of procedure reservation state not correctly displayed for hospitalized patients *Fixed doctors walking to wrong position if they started an examination while still in the examination room with previous patient and the next patient was being delivered there *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting rooms where a procedure was currently being performed *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting beds while a nurse was performing the patient care procedure *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting anesthesiology machine while a patient was on the way to trauma center to be stabilized *Fixed a rare case of medicine delivery stuck running the whole afternoon *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in 'being checked by a nurse' while the nurse has been freed already *Fixed eye test patient animation (gloves were automatically added to all examination animations, but this one is not played by a doctor) *Fixed a couple of procedures not allowed in specific situations (liver medication on ICU, chest auscultation for patients hospitalized at general surgery) *Fixed 'couldn't wash hands' modifier reset too late *Fixed objects assigned as night shift workspaces not allowed to be deleted in closed departments *Increased time technologists spend idle at their desk before running to common room ==Project Hospital 1.1 is out! - Project Hospital 1.1.16207 - May 30th, 2019== We're happy to announce Project Hospital 1.1, a major update with some of the most requested features, user experience improvements and Workshop support! This update contains roughly four months of work, already in production during the last two patches - because of the nature of the new features and content it made sense to test and balance everything together. We really hope you enjoy the new version and we're looking forward to what you come up with for the workshop! So, thanks for your patience, let's move to the release notes :) '''Custom content support update''' *Improved mod support for creating graphical assets *Creating scenarios in game *[Steam Workshop] Sharing mods *[Steam Workshop] Sharing scenarios '''"First impressions" update''' *Improved menus *Loading tips *Preview screenshots and more info about saved games *Video background in main menu *Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen) [[File:11a.png|thumb|Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen)]] '''UI''' *New workspace panels in management *Updated management interface with new shared rooms category *New hiring UI with more categories (**don't forget to click on individual workspaces to open hiring card!**), indication of required specializations for all professions *Department statistics with room workloads, prestige, patient details and procedure info *Polished hospital statistics, added yesterday's statistics panel *Tooltips for symptoms in table of diagnoses *More keyboard shortcuts (departments mapped to 1-9, DEL for bulldozer tool, ...) *Cleaned up buttons in tool panels in building mode *Notifications have configurable colors *A couple of new notifications on the main panel for trying to hire characters to a room they're not allowed *More info about why an ambulance can't be placed (for example on an above-the ground floor, this was surprisingly easy to miss) *Exam units show patient portraits when a procedure is running there *Added info about required hospitalization to surgery tooltips *(Plus a lot of small quality-of-life improvements in the UI) [[File:11b.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] [[File:11c.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] '''Gameplay''' *New insurance company objectives and rewards (more varied and hopefully more fun, more challenging in the late game *for example performing surgeries, saving patients after collapses) *New laboratories department shared between other departments (Hematology, Histology and Microbiology labs with some new equipment) *Sharing more rooms, for example sharing common rooms between departments for free time and staff lunch *Added maximum number of insurance companies contracted at once, balanced to send similar numbers of patients as the original insurance companies *Smooth ranges of patient numbers sent by insurance companies according to prestige *Random events *Improved rules for making events available after unlocking, all departments are no more needed *Added detection that patient's doctor doesn't have diagnostics role allowed *Night clinic *Patients leave after not being seen for too long, not only when clinic closes *Implemented moving patients waiting at reception to a waiting room if shifts have changed and there's no receptionist *Releasing patients from observation back to clinic if they're not at risk anymore, added a couple of notifications *Receptionist is a proper employee role now *Improved rules for which roles are available where (anesthesiology, reception) *Staff limit can be increased to 400 in options (only attempt this if you have at least the recommended hardware) *Staff counter on main panel blinks when trying to hire an employee and the employee limit has been reached *Improved visual side of characters entering/exiting elevators (timing, fade in, fixed overlapping) *Improved handling of priorities on Trauma and Observation *Implemented specific detection of procedures not available to be prescribed at a certain department (not only when a specific doctor doesn't have the required skill) *New notification for not enough stretchers to transport all patients at a department *Idle characters without workspace now show it as their status in their card *Updated tutorials and dependency tree visualization to match updated mechanics *Disabled releasing patients during the night, they'll wait for the morning *Implemented leveling up anesthesiology also by resuscitating collapsed patients *If a patient dies, this counts in statistics of the department where their diagnosis belongs, not ICU where they usually end up after a collapse *Disabled department change to radiology for nurses and doctors [[File:11d.png|thumb|Labs]] '''Building''' *Rooms in management mode can be used as a planning tool (before constructing foundations) *Move room tool (available under prefabs) *Automatically hiding objects when building/deleting walls *When placing a prefab that will add foundations underneath, the visualization is now consistent with using the foundations tool *A new notification on the main panel for 'out of funds' *More colors for doors '''Fixes''' *Fixed planned procedures not cancelled if one of the reserved employees gets fired *Fixed few issues with closing departments (for example janitors currently in a bathroom wouldn't return their carts) *Fixed missing department state update when switching certain roles *Fixed janitor's portraits sometimes incorrectly showing up in management mode in rooms they're cleaning *Fixed broken layout of symptoms panel in patient's card in case there's more than 16 symptoms *Fixed dirty environment satisfaction modifier applied to characters way too late *Fixed portraits of patients shown above lab equipment rendered also on incorrect floors *Fixed wrong floor type applied when destroying foundations on above-the-ground floors *Fixed radiologist's too impatient behavior when idle *Fixed patients going to their department's waiting room even if another department's lab is processing their sample *Fixed patients without planned examinations slowing down waiting rooms by waiting for their original doctor *Fixed table of employees stuck with wrong filter in a couple of cases *Fixed lab procedures sometimes stuck in the 'sampling finished' state for hospitalized patients *Fixed a couple of treatments not available at ICU *Fixed bladder not kept reset for immobile HDU patients *Fixed a couple of hidden errors in specific procedures *Fixed collapse script sometimes selecting doctors according to incorrect hospitalization type *Fixed tables errorong out on invalid data when opened while another save was being loaded *Fixed url on the bug reporting button in main menu (was using the wrong top level domain after changes on forumotion's side) *Fixed 'no workspace' notification popping up for fired employees *Fixed automatic switch to new automatically created departments (this would affect old saves where the lab department gets automatically created) *Fixed sinks allowed to be placed on bins but then immediately deleted *Fixed popups blinking when pressing escape *Fixed total satisfaction not recalculated when patients respawn for their second visit, fixed satisfaction not always updated when modifiers get reset *Fixed reserved tiles allowed to be selected to be cleaned by janitors (so they don't wipe collapsed patients) *Fixed examination availability not updated when AI switches (hospitalized) patient's department *Fixed an error if a patient is sent away while the paramedic who originally brought them is still walking through the hospital *Fixed rotation of multiple rooms in prefabs *Fixed examination list in patient card not updated if a department that provides some of the procedures gets closed *Fixed radiologists not showing patient and examination in their card when running examinations on clinic patients *Fixed bladder/food scripts cancelled when cancelling planned treatments when patient is filling needs *Fixed popups previously moved by the player appearing on top of ingame menu, fixed menu not opened by escape if a popup is active ==Patch 15 - Project Hospital 1.1.16229 - June 5th, 2019== Hi all, we're happy and relieved to see that the release of 1.1 went smoothly, but there were still a few issues we wanted to address as soon as possible, especially the problem with language selection not loaded correctly on startup. So, thanks for all the feedback and bug reports, here's a small patch to address the recent issues. Also, the workshop page has started to fill with new scenarios and mods, make sure to check them out! :) *Fixed a regression: [Steam only] language settings not correctly loaded *Fixed sandbox options not applied when playing a scenario *Fixed radiologists available for hire always regenerated during load *Fixed queue in a waiting room stuck on reserved info TV when deleting waiting rooms while patients are being called *Fixed operating rooms from different department used when the one from patients department is free but on a different floor *Fixed patients (rarely) released from observation with a reserved technologist *Fixed lab delivery script (rarely) stuck on fired and later deleted technologists *Fixed duplicate insurance company reward in "uninsured" ==Patch 16 - Project Hospital 1.1.16350 - June 20th, 2019== No rest for the wicked! :) Here's a few more small improvements and fixes of recently discovered bugs. Thanks to everybody who still took their time to report issues and send suggestions! *Enabled free building in tutorial levels as it was possible to run out of money when building recklessly *Disabled shortcuts for switching departments in tutorials, it was possible to get stuck using these *Disallowed placement of PCs on the wrong side of the second work desk *Set all tables (patients, staff, symptoms) to only expand downwards *Implemented floor rendering automatically taking in account extra floors, so tall workshop scenarios work in unmodded game *Increased the maximum number of floating texts in the scene (sometimes XPs weren't shown for all characters in huge hospitals) *Fixed USG and cardio technologist shown in management UI for night shift at a couple of departments that don't need them *Fixed broken UI of the load game panel when opened before saving any games *Fixed random events silently erroring out if there's no night shift at the clinic *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck with patient that's transported away but doesn't exist anymore *Fixed check of patient's department failing when patient's room gets deleted *Fixed skill points not awarded during angiography procedure *Fixed a rare case of stuck events *Fixed hospitalization locked in big hospital scenarios in sandbox ==Patch 17 - Project Hospital 1.1.16587 - July 31st, 2019== '''The camera rotation patch''' '''Camera rotation''' *Implemented camera rotation in normal game mode, building mode and management mode *Updated all campaign and sandbox levels so they look the part from all camera angles :) [[File:P17.gif|thumb|Camera rotation]] '''Localization''' *Korean translation is now included in the game *Updated translations to latest versions from github '''Gameplay''' *[CHANGE] Two surgery nurses are now required at each department to have more control over surgical teams *[CHANGE] Implemented trauma stabilization role for nurses *Implemented more even distribution of patients between clinic doctors (prioritized by room workload) *Implemented free time and lunch for janitors, allowed janitors to have the hard working perk *Implemented immediate switch of dress code colors when switching employee's department *Implemented a rule that marks a room inaccessible for patients also if all tiles are inaccessible, not only if some of the equipment is *Enabled releasing patients from trauma regardless of time of day *Implemented a restriction so the hardworking perk can't be combined with the scholar perk *Added chief doctors for employees on radiology and lab department to be taken from emergency *Implemented bonus from studying also for technologists *Implemented inaccessibility evaluation for blue rooms if accidentally marked in red *Implemented cap of the number of reports that doctors write at the end of the day (max 10) *Implemented a notification about inaccessible elevators *Implemented a notification about patients who are about to leave the clinic *Enabled level up notifications for all (not only bookmarked) characters '''UI''' *[OPTIONS] Added daylight to building mode *[OPTIONS] Implemented separate UI scale for main panel *Added scrolling arrows to lists of examinations/treatments in patient card when there's more than one page (for players without a mouse wheel) *Implemented sorting of save files by name or date *Enabled all hospitalizations to be always listed in treatment list (was based on symptom hazard and somewhat restrictive) *Implemented third state of transparency button: transparent objects; updated tooltip '''Fixes''' *Fixed 'unlock all departments' not applied when playing custom scenarios *Fixed event notification not popping up after declining random event *Fixed normal bed on ICU only needing live support *Fixed a hidden error when deleting an event message *Fixed elevator foundations only placed on the ground floor *Fixed broken doors in elevators (saved with old versions of the game) breaking bulldozer tool *Fixed a rare case of two doctors stuck waiting for each other to finish commuting *Fixed a hidden error in patients without a doctor with both exm and trt planed, going to a radiologist *Fixed patients leaving the hospital from the loo with no payment *Fixed employee selection (employee list activated via the button on the side) for a workspace in an office that's already taken *Fixed janitors selecting inaccessible dirty tiles (a rare but possible situation) and getting stuck *Fixed global script manager not reset on exit to menu (scripts could survive until some global events get fired in the next map) *Fixed elevator selection not taking in account elevator accessibility on destination floor when staring on the ground floor *Fixed bed panels in logistics not sorted from back to front *Fixed stroke not detectable on emergency *Fixed popup about finished hospitalization popping up forever on observation if a patient has some procedures planned *Fixed doctors stuck reserved by deleted patients (after moving rooms, the doctors were reserved for a collapsed patient) *Fixed missing validation of patient accessibility after placing rooms ==Patch 18 - Project Hospital 1.1.17007 - September 12th, 2019== Hi all, while we continue working on new features, here's a quick minor patch that fixes some of the recently reported problems with gameplay or camera rotation. *added a specific rule for setting automatic UI scale in 1440 x 900 resolution *optimized GC memory access in a few game systems (should improve occassional micro-stuttering) *fixed positions of elevators not saved correctly for different camera directions so elevators on new floors could appear in wrong positions *fixed newly created prefabs starting with different orientation than expected when playing with a rotated camera *fixed collapsed patients on the floor not positioned correctly when playing with a rotated camera *fixed doctor's reservation incorrectly reset when a doctor from a clinic resuscitates a collapsed hospitalized patient *fixed 'writing reports' stuck active while the doctor is already going home *fixed a popup about janitor workspaces incorrectly popping up at radiology *fixed blood sometimes still rendered even if a stretcher was placed on top of it (which should clean the tile) *fixed mod data not correctly loaded when overriding certain original values in the database (like the list of rooms in examinations) *fixed broken ambulance parking in one community scenario by disabling required access to parking marker objects *[Steam] implemented re-reporting of achievements that failed to be sent to Steam the first time they got unlocked ==Patch 19 - Project Hospital 1.1.19 - October 30th, 2019== '''The Halloween Patch''' While we're finishing last features for Doctor Mode, we're still working on improvements and fixes based on feedback from the community - here's the latest batch with a few spooky surprises. :) '''Features''' *[Mod support] changed linking of rooms and procedures to tags so new departments can be added more easily *[Mod support] implemented support for custom icons for departments, skills and procedures *Updated all translations with latest fixes from community translators (thanks!) *Implemented portrait bubbles showing object reservation *Implemented a system that distributes hospitalized patient between exam units more evenly *Implemented better handling of priority of non-critical surgeries *Implemented doctor's rating and simple statistics in doctor's card *Balanced leveling of employees between different departments *Balanced employee and skill leveling *Enabled unlimited number of controlled patients *Some small UI improvements, mostly making three-state buttons more consistent *Enabled washing hands during bladder script also in kitchen sinks *useful for WCs in wards *Enabled stabilization procedure to start with only a doctor, waiting for a free nurse often looked like staff were neglecting patients *Enabled all examinations that don't need any equipment to be done directly at wards *Implemented a few configurable keyboard shortcuts (available in the launcher) *Implemented range of probabilities for surgery complications *Added a slot for future DLC levels to main menu *Added a few Halloween decorations *Zombies! '''Fixes''' *Fixed a bug causing one of the ambulances to spawn in broken state on certain maps when playing with rotated camera *Fixed XP and payment texts rendered at incorrect positions when playing with rotated camera *Fixed a problem with parking areas that were created using prefabs sometimes breaking parking area detection *Fixed collapse in bed requiring diagnostics and patient care roles (and not starting at trauma center when staff look idle) *Fixed nurses getting books to hospitalized lying patients chosen from random departments *Fixed surgeries easily broken by sending a patient to ICU while being operated on *Fixed an error in elevator lookup in case elevators got deleted while an employee with a stretcher was already on their way *Fixed a few more hidden errors ==Patch 20 - Project Hospital 1.1.16717 - November 26th, 2019== '''Doctor Mode DLC is out!''' We're happy to announce that Doctor Mode, the first DLC for Project Hospital is now out! - A new game mode: take over your doctors and oversee their cases - New handy visualizations of your patient's conditions and activities - Character editor to create your own employees - New equipment and decorations for (not only) doctor's offices - New insurance company and objectives - Three new customizable difficulty options - Quick tutorial - Big campaign level focused on doctor and hospital progress - Code blue function for assigning high priority to any patient - 8 new achievements! The DLC comes with an updated version of the game with quite a few fixes and improvements - here are the release notes: *Implemented better support for DLCs *Implemented automatic takeover of all patients which can be enabled for individual departments (new icon in management!) *Implemented three levels of notifications: popup/log/completely off *Implemented specific tooltips for hospitalization room statistics in departments statistics in hospital management card (different for emergency, ICU and specialized departments) *More variety in character portraits *Disabled payments for ambulances that have been disabled the whole day *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed lights not working correctly for objects in a few specific cases *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed bulldozer tool leaving behind one tile of the far side of walls (not visible until rotating the view) *Fixed employees sometimes showing no info about what they're reserved for *Fixed nurses sometimes stuck reserved forever *Fixed inconsistency in foundation edge price (it was possible to save a bit by building the edge first) *Fixed diagnosis in patient tooltip not showing 'none' if a patient has no diagnosis yet *Fixed overlap between select skill panel and statistics segment in doctor card *Fixed a few cases of overflowing texts in the UI ==Patch 21 - Project Hospital 1.1.17661 - December 3rd, 2019== *Fixed a hidden error that was causing weird behavior or stuck characters in a few different cases *Fixed missing examinations that uncover surgery complications in the unfiltered list of examinations (when playing with hidden diagnostic hints) *Fixed patients not automatically taken over after reception triage when the department is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed patients sometimes not automatically taken over after being brought in in an ambulance when emergency is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed a few treatments that would get stuck when performed at emergency with an ICU-qualified doctor *Fixed active department switching when typing age in character editor (when not using numpad to enter the age) *Fixed wrong tooltip for employee occupations in character editor *Fixed text overflow in hardcore difficulty panel in doctor mode *Fixed a couple of typos and one missing LOC text *Fixed moving beds possibly causing a false detection of a finished room in Tutorial 3 and blocking progress through the level *Fixed staff ignoring WCs/food from other departments if it's not marked staff only ==Patch 22 - Project Hospital 1.1.17901 - January 14th, 2020== First patch of the 2020's! :) A couple new features for modders and fixes of the recently discovered issues as usually. '''Features & changes''' *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for diagnoses only affecting one gender (new tag <MatchingGenderRef>) *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for departments with no hospitalization (new tag <NoHospitalization>) *Implemented sorting in tables *Enabled planning of examinations looking for medium hazard symptoms after a diagnosis gets confirmed only for medium and high certainty '''Fixes''' *Fixed an error triggered when moving lab shelves/cabinets and CTs and MRIs *Fixed composite object preview leaving behind ghostly attachments if a composite object gets deleted during move, fixed switching between building mode categories causing currently moved object to be deleted *Fixed sorting in load game panel causing immediate load if the same file is on the first position both when sorted alphabetically and according to date *Fixed a few French texts for object placement *Fixed maximal zoom-out in building mode resulting in visible stripe on the side of the screen in certain resolutions *Fixed early bird perk *Fixed objects graphics not positioned correctly for coffee machine, diploma, whiteboard *Fixed a typo in migraine symptom description id causing missing loc *Hotfixed deleted characters in bookmarked character list causing a hidden error *Fixed angiography panel not showing positioning hing for angiography screen (it only worked one way round) *Fixed a few procedures not available at ICU or Emergency (gastroscopy, gonioscopy, cbc sampling) *[CAMERA ROTATION] fixed object graphics not correctly updated when placing prefabs with rotated camera ==Patch 23 - March 10th== Hi all, while we keep working on and teasing new content on social media, here's an update with all the requested features and fixes we managed to implement in the meantime. We hope you find some useful tools these and it should be now easier to make your hospitals as efficient as possible. Thanks for your continued support and thanks to everybody who is still reporting the issues you come accross! '''Features & changes''' *Added surgery priority table *Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone *Cloud save support *Improved pathfinding (object selection using closest path distance, some optimizations) *Added a few sound effects for ICU, surgeries, defibrillation, improved a few animations *Clone tool in building mode for floors, walls and objects *Added simplified sonography and cardiography units to radiology to work as an alternative to having the units at individual departments *Allowed anesthesiologists from ICU to participate in surgeries at different departments *Keyboard shortcuts in building mode for selecting individual objects on a single tile *Implemented cleanup of examinations and treatments that can't be performed at a specific department when switching patients between departments *Implemented resizable employee selector panel, fixed gaps between portraits when the list has been filtered by workspace *Implemented waiting for receptionists at closest free 3x3 tile area (similar to patients overflowing from waiting rooms) *Implemented alternating colors to highlight objects that are both reserved by someone and blocked or missing a required attachment *Added a new notification for broken hospitalization when 'assist at surgery' role gets disabled for all doctors *Added three new loading tips *Added new label for doctors waiting for the next patient that's on his/her way (employee card says "Next patient is coming" instead of "Idle") *Small loading time and save size improvements *Updated Korean translation *Capped event rewards *Changed prestige bonus display in prestige tooltip to percentages *[MOD SUPPORT] enabled overriding character textures *[MOD SUPPORT] improved save check for content from uninstalled mods *[MOD SUPPORT] improved game-side detection of errors in mods when starting up [[File:P23a.png|thumb|Added surgery priority table]] '''Fixes''' *Disabled "complicated diagnosis" popup when there's only one available examination left *Fixed door graphics not updated when a door gets deleted *Fixed employees not correctly showing reservation when performing first aid *Fixed collapses not started when there's no hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed patients sent away by closing a department still waiting for clinic doctors *Fixed UI stuck after clicking a room in logistics with one of the cards with name panel open *Fixed events available even without hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed mod validation text in load panel stuck red after selecting files *Fixed free building not allowing to build with negative bank balance *Fixed costs shown as floating text with free building *Fixed paying for prefab doors twice *Fixed dragging over ui cancelling current action in building mode plus missing change from free building fix *Fixed inconsistent behavior in building mode when switching wall tools *Fixed random rotation of moved objects with attachments *Fixed operating table not able to attach to anesthesiology machine on trauma center if the anesthesiology machine was placed first *Fixed one half of stretchers causing objects placed next to it reporting they would block it [[File:P23b.png|thumb|Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone]] *Fixed character editor sometimes causing UI to get stuck when the name/age panels didn't get closed *Fixed character editor sometimes generating characters with glasses even if not selected by the player *Fixed schedule panel overlapping main panel when playing with modified UI scale *Fixed moving stretchers not correctly lit *Fixed spawned characters appearing in the table of controlled patients *Fixed changing departments allowed in a few cases where it made no sense *Fixed wrong animation assigned to 'speech listening' examination *Hotfixed surgeons stuck reserved by hospitalized patients, possibly after changing roles *Hotfixed stretchers stuck behind black ambulance *possibly only happening with old maps where the black ambulance got originally spawned at a position overlapping the stretcher spawn position *Hotfixed lab specialists sometimes stuck at the last equipment they used after finishing tests for a hospitalized patient *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance lens flare positions ==Patch 24 - April 22nd, 2020== Hi everybody, while we're approaching the release of Hospital Services DLC, here's one more big update with improvements, fixes and an overhauled Internal Medicine department. Yes, Project Hospital now has UNDO in building mode! Seriously though, this was one of the most complicated features to implement, so we'll appreciate if you let us know if it breaks in any specific circumstances. And it wouldn't be a Project Hospital update without a few camera rotation fixes. :) '''Features & changes''' *Internal medicine *updated diagnoses at internal medicine department, it will be now more challenging and more profitable (and more focused on pulmonary diseases) *Internal medicine *removed surgical procedures, added new specialized room with unique equipment and new procedures *Improved efficiency of Radiology by smarter examination planning by the AI doctors and by making the radiologists more patient at their workspace :) *Implemented UNDO in building mode *Implemented automatic taking away of ambulance patients when emergency is closed *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented check of procedures during load to catch files broken by uninstalled mods earlier (stable) *[MOD SUPPORT] Hotfixed collapse symptoms that don't lead to a procedure causing stuck characters, probably broken in one of the mods (or a combination of mods) out in the wild *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented automatic return to menu with reporting of errors if the game fails to load a save (changed but still installed mods breaking diagnoses for example), added check for diagnoses to the main save game check *[DOCTOR MODE] updated prices of doctor mode objects *Improved automatic UI scale for main panel in 1280 x 800 resolution *Implemented automatic cancellation of a few examinations when moving patient to ICU or trauma when there are faster alternatives available there (ECG, echo, USG) *Increased extended employee limit to 600 '''Fixes''' *Fixed replacing of a room with the same type of room but from a different department *Fixed rooms not always correctly marked as working after reopening closed departments *Fixed incorrectly reserved sofa in the 'inefficient' campaign level *Fixed missing head lamp in one of the examination animations *Fixed using dynamite/foundations over parking lots *Fixed events triggered right before midnight spawning patients stuck on impossible visit time *Fixed treatments planned by the player when a patient is coming to radiology breaking the radiology examination and getting technologists stuck *Fixed AI doctors sometimes unnecessarily planning two examinations both used to detect the same symptom (like USG and FAST) *Fixed nurses showing their own portrait on the patient list in their employee card while performing patient checkup *Fixed characters rotated during object use clipping through stuff, their orientation was used to determine whether they should be rendered in front or behind an object, using the object orientation instead *Fixed moving of objects with attachments not checking attachment placement and if it allow objects above, this could lead to the attachment being lost *Fixed event objective button causing insurance to open instead of event patients in some cases when loading first save after booting up the game *Set font family for Russian on mac to normal for all texts, bold is not really bold in the default font and is hard to read *Fixed CBC not available at the ICU *Fixed un-reservation of patient's bed when they are transported away (when they were not in their room their bed got stuck) *Implemented automatic cleanup of tmp files left among maps after unzipping *Fixed hospitalized patients performing 'free time' activities too often even when waiting for an examination *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed stat lab and waiting room info panels showing at correct position only with default camera orientation *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed objects selected for delete left highlighted after rotating the camera view *Fixed 'waiting for player' not popping up after transferring controlled patient with no planned procedures between departments *Implemented automatic switching of active department when clicking surgery table button in patient card so the surgery table opens for patient's department *Fixed disabled hiring for night shift when there's doctor assigned at day shift at the same workspace even if the day shift is not working completely *Fixed characters sometimes getting stuck when trying to switch to his/her workplace trough assign workplace button *Implemented reset of wrong diagnosis after an hour of blocking patient's doctor instead of returning to a waiting room '''Included in hotfix from 24.03.2020''' *Fixed dead characters with surgery priority set by the player blocking other surgeries *Fixed cloud saves not always correctly deleted from server *Fixed stuck characters caused by not selecting objects in a given room when on the same floor but when their path goes via the ground floor *Fixed hospitalized and released patients coming back by ambulance after being treated and released when they still have some lab tests running at midnight '''Included in hotfix from 19.03.2020''' *Fixed black ambulance stretcher positioning breaking the ambulance when unloading area is placed at the furthermost point *Fixed lying free time actions like asking for books using nurses without patient care role *Fixed missing bookcase in building mode catalogue for wards *Fixed radiologists from wrong shift could be selected for usg when offloaded to radiology *Fixed names for cardio and sono at radiology in all languages *Fixed negative modifiers from critical needs not reset *Fixed mandatory equipment set as recommended for cardio & sono at radiology *Fixed scrubbing sink not tagged as normal sink and not used outside of ORs *Fixed doctors sometimes stuck reserved with other doctor's patient *this could happen when multiple doctors are serving way past their shift and one of them gets released from doctor mode, then the doctor who belongs on the current shift will return and take back their patients *and if one of the patients is still around waiting for another player-controlled doctor, the patient could get stolen *Fixed characters without workspace sent to 0, 0 after commuting to work, no workspace pop up pops up instead *Fixed shortcuts from management to prefabs not working when clicking the icons *Fixed 'exposed to weather' modifier applied to characters walking over planned rooms outside *Improved arm/leg cast/orthosis cz description *Hotfixed interview stuck on a deleted reserved object *Hotfixed transports of patients on deleted stretchers *[DOCTOR MODE] fixed doctor mode blinking red when some of the critical patients are only spawned ==Patch 25 - April 27th, 2020== ''Hi everybody, a new patch is out, mostly with fixes related to Hospital Services and new features from patch 24. Thanks again for reporting the problems, it really helps us fix them as quickly as possible!'' '''Fixes''' *Fixed active department applied to all objects on the active floor during undo, breaking workspace assignment (included in hotfix from 25th April) *Hotfixed an error in logistics UI caused by characters with workspaces but no home room *Fixed janitors still reserving workspaces after their room gets deleted *Fixed resetting workspace after discarding undo *Fixed duplicate cardiology skill in skill selector *Fixed radiologists sometimes escaping their patients (added patient check to radiologist during lunch time) *Fixed LOC_ID errors in names of objects from Doctor Mode when Doctor Mode isn't installed *Fixed wrong icon shown in hiring card for gift shop vendor *Fixed blocked hiring of second gift shop vendor *Unlocked new deparmtents in challenge levels *Fixed pharmacy desk graphics *Fixed a typo in Essential thrombocythemia LOC *Fixed don't cross barrier set to blocking *Changed EMG in study room prefab to PC *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed go to button in popups not correctly centering rotated camera on patientsg rotated camera on patients 83ffe1b76603eb3c3b64094228960e98f886e6e3 1095 1092 2020-05-06T17:37:07Z Torcai 30621698 Updated to patch 26 wikitext text/x-wiki All patches and updates released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263 - October 31st, 2018== Hi all! First, big thanks to everybody playing the game and especially to all of you who reported issues. It's really appreciated, as we're trying to fix as many of them as soon as possible. Here are release notes for our first patch: *Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *Set music to always loop. *Small fixes in medical database and texts. ==Patch 2 - Project Hospital 1.0.14276 - November 2nd, 2018== Second patch is out with more fixes! *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to rooms). *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to objects outside of map). *Fixed inconsistent highlighting of elevator placement. *Enabled elevator placement outside (automatically builds foundations below). *Fixed popup for 'department not able to diagnose a patient' popping up when laboratory test are still running. *Small fixes in texts. *A Mac version built using Unity 2018 is available on beta branch, this should fix missing support for retina displays/resolutions. ==Patch 3 - Project Hospital 1.0.14303 - November 2nd, 2018== One more patch for the weekend! *Fixed some values in options not saved (most importantly UI scale). *Fixed one case of pathfinding stuck trying to use an inaccessible elevator. *Fixed a rare case of ambulances stuck in fastest time scale. *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in a fired doctor's office. *Fixed technologists in lab on occasion stuck using sink forever. *Fixed a few min room sizes. *Fixed antidepressants not allowed to be prescribed for patients on observation. *Fixed MRI and CT allowed right next to a wall. *Fixed MRI price. *A few small changes to decrease difficulty in tutorial 3. *Small fixes in texts. ==Patch 4 - Project Hospital 1.0.14331 - November 5th, 2018== Patch 4 is up! *Feature: much improved highlighting of rooms with problems. *Feature: added warnings about department problems to main panel. *Fixed two cases of broken stretchers causing patients to get stuck waiting in bed. *Fixed radiologists sometimes ignoring patients for the rest of the day after taking a break. *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck waiting for a fired doctor. *Fixed required room sizes of diagnostic units. *Fixed number of technologists not shown on the hospitalization panel in management mode. *Fixed collapse system not safe against deleting defibrillators. *Fixed a few symptom/diagnosis issues. *Fixed the (maybe not bug, but still annoying) problem with patients with planned urine sampling stuck at the doctor's waiting for a free toilet on the same floor. *Small fixes in texts. *Updated translations for the included languages (more are on the way, like Italian, Russian or Korean, big thanks to our hard working volunteer translators!). ==Patch 5 - Project Hospital 1.0.14398 - November 9th, 2018== Hi all, once again big thanks to everybody who keeps reporting issues, it really helps! We seem to be on a good track when it comes to catching the most critical ones - and hopefully, starting with the next patch, we'll be able to start including more and more of the planned or requested improvements. *Upgraded engine to Unity 2018.2 to bring proper retina display support on Mac and hopefully fix a few. crashes/green screen issues related to Unity. *Added automatic cancelling of procedures that a doctor can't prescribe when the player manually switches a patient's doctor. *Updated cost of radiology prefabs. *Improved efficiency of radiology waiting rooms in case there's one shared waiting room for the whole department. *Improved the 'couldn't sit' satisfaction modifier, it's not applied at the reception anymore. *Fixed one case of stuck paramedics. *Fixed characters sometimes stuck during defibrillation when there was only one available defibrillator. *Fixed one more rare case of broken stretchers blocking patient transfers. *Fixed elevators not working correctly if there was more than 16 of them. *Fixed examination list not immediately updated after switching a patient's department by hand. *Fixed a hidden error in patients waiting for player but with no finished procedures. *Fixed a hidden error when cancelling hospitalization on a patient walking to bed. *Fixed load button in main menu starting loading even with no map selected. *Fixed 'buy ambulance' objective sometimes requiring two ambulances to be placed. *Fixed nurses allowed to do free time activities but not fill their needs at departments with patients who require care. *Minor fixes in the UI (wrong tooltips, text truncation etc.). *Minor fixes in texts (medical accuracy, missing information in a few tooltips). ==Patch 6 - Project Hospital 1.0.14523 - November 15th, 2018== *Selecting ICU treatment automatically switches patient's department to ICU. *Doctors prescribe more treatments for symptoms causing discomfort. *Implemented new music track for events and critical situations. *Implemented immediate transport by the same ambulance when sending away patients who just arrived and are waiting for a free trauma center. *Simplified some steps in tutorial 3, fixed undesired collapses during the tutorial. *Improved a lot of text boxes and tooltips to better support localization and longer texts. *Removed unused message types from options. *Fixed main treatment for a diagnosis sometimes not applied for patients with wrong diagnosis. *Fixed looping sounds sometimes not paused with the game (for example when popups pause the game). *Fixed hidden patients shown in patient's table with some filters. *Fixed shifts not shown for janitors in table of employees. *Fixed sofas stuck reserved when deleting doors while a character is already walking to the sofa. *Fixed a few specific errors causing characters getting stuck while deleting rooms during collapses or medicine and food delivery. *Fixed patients stuck when their room got deleted right when they were about to be released. *Fixed a couple more hidden errors. ==Patch 7 - Project Hospital 1.0.14611 - November 23rd, 2018== More translations are now included: Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian. *Implemented moving of tables with equipment on top, [CTRL] can be used to pick up individual objects like before. *Added more info to reserved staff and staff performing examinations and treatments. *Added room name to status bar when hovering over rooms in management mode. *Split messages about patients waiting for examination/treatment into 'waiting for bed' and 'waiting for transport'. *Switched autosave to only alternate between two files. *Disabled reset of employee roles if their room/office got deleted. *Disabled display of daily schedule items related to hospitalization when there's only clinic. *Allowed staff without a workspace to go home after a while instead of spending the whole shift in common room. *Switched second half of tutorial 3 to a simplified version. *Fixed nurses and technologists not getting a specialization when leveling up. *Fixed janitors sometimes blocking equipment in exam rooms by leaving their carts right next to an object. *Fixed placement of objects allowed even if a required slot on a neighboring tile wasn't accessible (for example exam table and dialysis machine). *Fixed a couple of specific cases of characters stuck (collapses, fired staff, deleted rooms). *Fixed missing lab analyzer in general surgery unit prefab. *Fixed ICU not triggered correctly during collapse if the player has also prescribed it. *Fixed a few issues with examinations and treatments (vasolidators and bandage not available at the ICU, palpitations not discoverable at the ICU; treatments for injury to he chest, injury to the collarbone, mandibular injury). *More minor UI/hidden error fixes. ==Patch 8 - Project Hospital 1.0.14691 - December 6th, 2018== *New translations: Italian and Chinese (Simplified) *Increased manual UI scale range *Implemented zoom in/out using numpad [+] and [-] *Implemented run in background, added to options *Added maximum number of floors to tweakables.xml *Added zoom range to tweakables.xml *Optimized update after placing items in building mode *Fixed texture quality settings not saved *Fixed a rare bug with decals button in building mode switching to ambulances *Fixed tooltips displayed close to the right edge of the screen flickering in certain resolutions *Fixed objects stuck reserved after scheduling treatments on patients with an examination already reserved *Fixed patients stuck in a waiting room when all doctors in nearby offices are fired *Fixed elevators broken by deleting their doors *Fixed toilets outside of rooms considered usable *Fixed PCs moved with tables leaving behind another workspace *Fixed a couple of treatments not available everywhere where needed *Fixed a rare error causing an infinite popup about ambiguous diagnosis *Fixed patients from events sometimes assigned to a disabled insurance company *Fixed manual selection of ICU allowed for patients without a diagnosis *Fixed blood ignored by janitors in rooms only one tile wide *Fixed cardiography unit prefab for Internal Medicine department *Fixed a couple more internal errors *Attempted a blind fix for broken portrait rendering on Mac *Attempted a blind fix for a rare green screen in main menu ==Patch 9 - Project Hospital 1.0.14725 - December 11th, 2018== A quick patch mostly to quickly address the ambulance placement issue in a few scenarios that got introduced in patch 8. *Fixed regression bug preventing ambulances to be placed in certain levels *Fixed cancelling of objects move would place the object back on incorrect floor *Fixed a rare hidden error in events *Optimized janitor behavior and room selection ==Patch 10 - Project Hospital 1.0.14766 - December 18th, 2018== One more patch before the holidays! :) *New translations: Dutch and Japanese! *Fixed info about running procedures not displayed for clinic doctors *Fixed a hidden error preventing assigning employees between departments *Fixed examination availability in patient's card sometimes not updated when switching departments *Fixed anesthesiologists possibly sitting on a wrong stool in the OR if there are multiple stools *Fixed a rare error during a couple of treatments *Fixed a regression: doctors from on call room could be assigned to certain clinic patients *Fixed a regression: prefab preview flickering since the update to Unity 2018 *Hotfixed objects stuck reserved by employees who are at home (on load and every hour) ==Patch 11 - Project Hospital 1.0.14826 - January 8th, 2019== Hi all, before jumping straight to the usual release notes - happy new year everybody and big thanks to all the new players that joined us during the winter sale and especially to everybody who still took their time to send us bug reports, it really helps, especially when trying to catch some of the rare issues! *Fixed a regression: hidden error in doctors with no workspace causing patients of a specific department to keep waiting forever *Fixed characters from events sometimes allowed to despawn over midnight while the event is still running *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck on despawned patients *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck when leaving an examination with technologists while they don't have a doctor *Fixed doctors in rare cases stuck reserved by a patient who has already left *Fixed a hidden error in case of switching doctor's skills during surgery *Fixed nurses stuck with stretcher when their patient got despawned (race condition with paramedics?) *Fixed nurse stuck in an animation when reserved right after delivering food *Fixed exam tables with blocked stretcher access point not causing the room to be unusable *Fixed wrong price evaluation when building walls over walls in nw-se direction *Fixed a rare case of patients getting up from ambulance stretcher on arrival *Fixed janitors leaving carts behind when their department gets closed *Fixed patients not transported away from closed departments in a couple of specific cases (like waiting for a bed, still physically at another department) *Fixed a couple of procedures not available in some situations (plasmapheresis, antidiarrheals) *Fixed a few typos in texts *Added another fallback pass to pathfinding - stuck patients will ignore access rights instead of getting completely stuck ==Patch 12 - Project Hospital 1.0.14958 - January 25th, 2019== Hi all, while we're working on some bigger UI improvements (we'll be soon sending new texts to translators so we can get everything ready in as many languages as possible), we're of course also paying attention to the reported issues, so here are a few fixes as usually. *Updated all translations to the latest version from github *Disabled locking of areas on above the ground floors (building above ambulance parking lot is now possible) *Disabled 'good boss' perk for other occupations than doctors *Implemented receptionist perks affecting patients *Improved workload tracking for radiology rooms and examination units *Allowed examinations that discover surgery complications to be planned in patient's card even when already done previously *Allowed nurses with stretchers to ignore objects if they get stuck *Fixed events not available in campaign levels *Fixed janitors ignoring blood when cleaning areas of other departments *Fixed patients on ICU sometimes re-transported to their own bed for examination *Fixed moved objects in building mode disappearing when switching to different categories while already moving an object *Fixed preview of attachment object stuck on when placing composite objects in case the previous object with attachment was deleted during move *Fixed a rare case of nurses stuck going to stretcher *Fixed changing of department possible when it shouldn't be allowed (in case player opened the department selection panel already, for example right before patient transport) *Fixed dead and misdiagnosed patients counted only in department statistics, not overall hospital statistics *Fixed various issues in the medical database (skill for ethanol doses, rooms for chelation therapy, bacteremia discovery, too hardcore collapse timers on cardiac arrest symptoms, unstable blood pressure moved to high hazard, a few treatments were not allowed on ICU, ...) *Fixed a couple of cases of broken stretchers stuck in the scene *Fixed a couple of hidden errors *Fixed a few typos in tooltips ==Patch 13 - Project Hospital 1.0.15215 - February 14th, 2019== And we were expecting this patch to be just a few quick fixes. :) *Added new translations: Polish and Hungarian, made the language list in options scrollable *Implemented skipping of procedures that have been waiting for a long time, added specific info about what a procedure is waiting for *Improved workload tracking, implemented room workload display as text, implemented workload tracking for labs *Added a summary of workload shown after every shift *Improved priorities of surgeries between patients *Implemented smooth fadeout of patients on stretchers in elevators *Implemented automatic hiding of objects when placing walls *Implemented a notification about employees without any allowed roles *Implemented specific handling and notifications about patients in broken beds (for example with a deleted bedside cabinet) *Implemented reset of roles and a switch of clothing style when assigning employees to workspaces in a different type of room *Implemented deleting saved games from the load game dialog *Patient portraits are also shown on reserved operating tables in management *Staff prefer staff-only rooms if available (like wc) *Characters with stretchers strongly prefer indoor routes even when the route is longer *Increased default staff limit to 250 (we'll need to update the recommended hardware requirements to match, but no major change) *Increased overall sound volume *A few small UI improvements *Fixed a regression: deletion of user-created prefabs wasn't working *Fixed scrolling not working on certain touchpads *Fixed bulldozing objects sometimes leaving one half behind *Fixed interns allowed in on-call rooms *Fixed patients not hidden when reserving an ambulance *Fixed first treatment in treatment sequence shown in diagnosis table instead of main symptom treatment *Fixed chief doctor UI incorrectly shown at radiology *Fixed neurologist (technologist) not correctly shown in the management UI *Fixed defibrillation sometimes running for too long *Fixed certain characters not reacting immediately to being assigned to a different department *Fixed first ambulance patients sometimes spawning one day too late *Fixed patients in a deleted waiting room sometimes stuck standing up and sitting down for a while *Fixed one more case of technologists in lab stuck *Fixed re-setup of patients coming back after wrong diagnosis but by an ambulance *Fixed floor material not automatically added to the floor above when adding foundations on ground floor of a multi-floor building *Fixed a bug in rendering when blood was turned off *Fixed decals not accessible when building mode was activated for the first time by clicking rooms in management *Fixed radiology examinations not planned to discover surgery complication symptoms *Fixed a couple of database issues (treatments at ICU etc.) ==Patch 14 - Project Hospital 1.0.15420 - March 14th, 2019== Despite a small medical crisis among our tech team, bugs are still being fixed :) *Fixed a regression: staff not using objects in green/blue rooms when there's a designated staff-only area (this was affecting water dispensers or washing hands) *Fixed a regression: surgeries sometimes stuck reserved by a lower-priority patient *Fixed objects allowed to be picked up from the areas outside of hospital property *Fixed one case of procedure reservation state not correctly displayed for hospitalized patients *Fixed doctors walking to wrong position if they started an examination while still in the examination room with previous patient and the next patient was being delivered there *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting rooms where a procedure was currently being performed *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting beds while a nurse was performing the patient care procedure *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting anesthesiology machine while a patient was on the way to trauma center to be stabilized *Fixed a rare case of medicine delivery stuck running the whole afternoon *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in 'being checked by a nurse' while the nurse has been freed already *Fixed eye test patient animation (gloves were automatically added to all examination animations, but this one is not played by a doctor) *Fixed a couple of procedures not allowed in specific situations (liver medication on ICU, chest auscultation for patients hospitalized at general surgery) *Fixed 'couldn't wash hands' modifier reset too late *Fixed objects assigned as night shift workspaces not allowed to be deleted in closed departments *Increased time technologists spend idle at their desk before running to common room ==Project Hospital 1.1 is out! - Project Hospital 1.1.16207 - May 30th, 2019== We're happy to announce Project Hospital 1.1, a major update with some of the most requested features, user experience improvements and Workshop support! This update contains roughly four months of work, already in production during the last two patches - because of the nature of the new features and content it made sense to test and balance everything together. We really hope you enjoy the new version and we're looking forward to what you come up with for the workshop! So, thanks for your patience, let's move to the release notes :) '''Custom content support update''' *Improved mod support for creating graphical assets *Creating scenarios in game *[Steam Workshop] Sharing mods *[Steam Workshop] Sharing scenarios '''"First impressions" update''' *Improved menus *Loading tips *Preview screenshots and more info about saved games *Video background in main menu *Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen) [[File:11a.png|thumb|Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen)]] '''UI''' *New workspace panels in management *Updated management interface with new shared rooms category *New hiring UI with more categories (**don't forget to click on individual workspaces to open hiring card!**), indication of required specializations for all professions *Department statistics with room workloads, prestige, patient details and procedure info *Polished hospital statistics, added yesterday's statistics panel *Tooltips for symptoms in table of diagnoses *More keyboard shortcuts (departments mapped to 1-9, DEL for bulldozer tool, ...) *Cleaned up buttons in tool panels in building mode *Notifications have configurable colors *A couple of new notifications on the main panel for trying to hire characters to a room they're not allowed *More info about why an ambulance can't be placed (for example on an above-the ground floor, this was surprisingly easy to miss) *Exam units show patient portraits when a procedure is running there *Added info about required hospitalization to surgery tooltips *(Plus a lot of small quality-of-life improvements in the UI) [[File:11b.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] [[File:11c.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] '''Gameplay''' *New insurance company objectives and rewards (more varied and hopefully more fun, more challenging in the late game *for example performing surgeries, saving patients after collapses) *New laboratories department shared between other departments (Hematology, Histology and Microbiology labs with some new equipment) *Sharing more rooms, for example sharing common rooms between departments for free time and staff lunch *Added maximum number of insurance companies contracted at once, balanced to send similar numbers of patients as the original insurance companies *Smooth ranges of patient numbers sent by insurance companies according to prestige *Random events *Improved rules for making events available after unlocking, all departments are no more needed *Added detection that patient's doctor doesn't have diagnostics role allowed *Night clinic *Patients leave after not being seen for too long, not only when clinic closes *Implemented moving patients waiting at reception to a waiting room if shifts have changed and there's no receptionist *Releasing patients from observation back to clinic if they're not at risk anymore, added a couple of notifications *Receptionist is a proper employee role now *Improved rules for which roles are available where (anesthesiology, reception) *Staff limit can be increased to 400 in options (only attempt this if you have at least the recommended hardware) *Staff counter on main panel blinks when trying to hire an employee and the employee limit has been reached *Improved visual side of characters entering/exiting elevators (timing, fade in, fixed overlapping) *Improved handling of priorities on Trauma and Observation *Implemented specific detection of procedures not available to be prescribed at a certain department (not only when a specific doctor doesn't have the required skill) *New notification for not enough stretchers to transport all patients at a department *Idle characters without workspace now show it as their status in their card *Updated tutorials and dependency tree visualization to match updated mechanics *Disabled releasing patients during the night, they'll wait for the morning *Implemented leveling up anesthesiology also by resuscitating collapsed patients *If a patient dies, this counts in statistics of the department where their diagnosis belongs, not ICU where they usually end up after a collapse *Disabled department change to radiology for nurses and doctors [[File:11d.png|thumb|Labs]] '''Building''' *Rooms in management mode can be used as a planning tool (before constructing foundations) *Move room tool (available under prefabs) *Automatically hiding objects when building/deleting walls *When placing a prefab that will add foundations underneath, the visualization is now consistent with using the foundations tool *A new notification on the main panel for 'out of funds' *More colors for doors '''Fixes''' *Fixed planned procedures not cancelled if one of the reserved employees gets fired *Fixed few issues with closing departments (for example janitors currently in a bathroom wouldn't return their carts) *Fixed missing department state update when switching certain roles *Fixed janitor's portraits sometimes incorrectly showing up in management mode in rooms they're cleaning *Fixed broken layout of symptoms panel in patient's card in case there's more than 16 symptoms *Fixed dirty environment satisfaction modifier applied to characters way too late *Fixed portraits of patients shown above lab equipment rendered also on incorrect floors *Fixed wrong floor type applied when destroying foundations on above-the-ground floors *Fixed radiologist's too impatient behavior when idle *Fixed patients going to their department's waiting room even if another department's lab is processing their sample *Fixed patients without planned examinations slowing down waiting rooms by waiting for their original doctor *Fixed table of employees stuck with wrong filter in a couple of cases *Fixed lab procedures sometimes stuck in the 'sampling finished' state for hospitalized patients *Fixed a couple of treatments not available at ICU *Fixed bladder not kept reset for immobile HDU patients *Fixed a couple of hidden errors in specific procedures *Fixed collapse script sometimes selecting doctors according to incorrect hospitalization type *Fixed tables errorong out on invalid data when opened while another save was being loaded *Fixed url on the bug reporting button in main menu (was using the wrong top level domain after changes on forumotion's side) *Fixed 'no workspace' notification popping up for fired employees *Fixed automatic switch to new automatically created departments (this would affect old saves where the lab department gets automatically created) *Fixed sinks allowed to be placed on bins but then immediately deleted *Fixed popups blinking when pressing escape *Fixed total satisfaction not recalculated when patients respawn for their second visit, fixed satisfaction not always updated when modifiers get reset *Fixed reserved tiles allowed to be selected to be cleaned by janitors (so they don't wipe collapsed patients) *Fixed examination availability not updated when AI switches (hospitalized) patient's department *Fixed an error if a patient is sent away while the paramedic who originally brought them is still walking through the hospital *Fixed rotation of multiple rooms in prefabs *Fixed examination list in patient card not updated if a department that provides some of the procedures gets closed *Fixed radiologists not showing patient and examination in their card when running examinations on clinic patients *Fixed bladder/food scripts cancelled when cancelling planned treatments when patient is filling needs *Fixed popups previously moved by the player appearing on top of ingame menu, fixed menu not opened by escape if a popup is active ==Patch 15 - Project Hospital 1.1.16229 - June 5th, 2019== Hi all, we're happy and relieved to see that the release of 1.1 went smoothly, but there were still a few issues we wanted to address as soon as possible, especially the problem with language selection not loaded correctly on startup. So, thanks for all the feedback and bug reports, here's a small patch to address the recent issues. Also, the workshop page has started to fill with new scenarios and mods, make sure to check them out! :) *Fixed a regression: [Steam only] language settings not correctly loaded *Fixed sandbox options not applied when playing a scenario *Fixed radiologists available for hire always regenerated during load *Fixed queue in a waiting room stuck on reserved info TV when deleting waiting rooms while patients are being called *Fixed operating rooms from different department used when the one from patients department is free but on a different floor *Fixed patients (rarely) released from observation with a reserved technologist *Fixed lab delivery script (rarely) stuck on fired and later deleted technologists *Fixed duplicate insurance company reward in "uninsured" ==Patch 16 - Project Hospital 1.1.16350 - June 20th, 2019== No rest for the wicked! :) Here's a few more small improvements and fixes of recently discovered bugs. Thanks to everybody who still took their time to report issues and send suggestions! *Enabled free building in tutorial levels as it was possible to run out of money when building recklessly *Disabled shortcuts for switching departments in tutorials, it was possible to get stuck using these *Disallowed placement of PCs on the wrong side of the second work desk *Set all tables (patients, staff, symptoms) to only expand downwards *Implemented floor rendering automatically taking in account extra floors, so tall workshop scenarios work in unmodded game *Increased the maximum number of floating texts in the scene (sometimes XPs weren't shown for all characters in huge hospitals) *Fixed USG and cardio technologist shown in management UI for night shift at a couple of departments that don't need them *Fixed broken UI of the load game panel when opened before saving any games *Fixed random events silently erroring out if there's no night shift at the clinic *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck with patient that's transported away but doesn't exist anymore *Fixed check of patient's department failing when patient's room gets deleted *Fixed skill points not awarded during angiography procedure *Fixed a rare case of stuck events *Fixed hospitalization locked in big hospital scenarios in sandbox ==Patch 17 - Project Hospital 1.1.16587 - July 31st, 2019== '''The camera rotation patch''' '''Camera rotation''' *Implemented camera rotation in normal game mode, building mode and management mode *Updated all campaign and sandbox levels so they look the part from all camera angles :) [[File:P17.gif|thumb|Camera rotation]] '''Localization''' *Korean translation is now included in the game *Updated translations to latest versions from github '''Gameplay''' *[CHANGE] Two surgery nurses are now required at each department to have more control over surgical teams *[CHANGE] Implemented trauma stabilization role for nurses *Implemented more even distribution of patients between clinic doctors (prioritized by room workload) *Implemented free time and lunch for janitors, allowed janitors to have the hard working perk *Implemented immediate switch of dress code colors when switching employee's department *Implemented a rule that marks a room inaccessible for patients also if all tiles are inaccessible, not only if some of the equipment is *Enabled releasing patients from trauma regardless of time of day *Implemented a restriction so the hardworking perk can't be combined with the scholar perk *Added chief doctors for employees on radiology and lab department to be taken from emergency *Implemented bonus from studying also for technologists *Implemented inaccessibility evaluation for blue rooms if accidentally marked in red *Implemented cap of the number of reports that doctors write at the end of the day (max 10) *Implemented a notification about inaccessible elevators *Implemented a notification about patients who are about to leave the clinic *Enabled level up notifications for all (not only bookmarked) characters '''UI''' *[OPTIONS] Added daylight to building mode *[OPTIONS] Implemented separate UI scale for main panel *Added scrolling arrows to lists of examinations/treatments in patient card when there's more than one page (for players without a mouse wheel) *Implemented sorting of save files by name or date *Enabled all hospitalizations to be always listed in treatment list (was based on symptom hazard and somewhat restrictive) *Implemented third state of transparency button: transparent objects; updated tooltip '''Fixes''' *Fixed 'unlock all departments' not applied when playing custom scenarios *Fixed event notification not popping up after declining random event *Fixed normal bed on ICU only needing live support *Fixed a hidden error when deleting an event message *Fixed elevator foundations only placed on the ground floor *Fixed broken doors in elevators (saved with old versions of the game) breaking bulldozer tool *Fixed a rare case of two doctors stuck waiting for each other to finish commuting *Fixed a hidden error in patients without a doctor with both exm and trt planed, going to a radiologist *Fixed patients leaving the hospital from the loo with no payment *Fixed employee selection (employee list activated via the button on the side) for a workspace in an office that's already taken *Fixed janitors selecting inaccessible dirty tiles (a rare but possible situation) and getting stuck *Fixed global script manager not reset on exit to menu (scripts could survive until some global events get fired in the next map) *Fixed elevator selection not taking in account elevator accessibility on destination floor when staring on the ground floor *Fixed bed panels in logistics not sorted from back to front *Fixed stroke not detectable on emergency *Fixed popup about finished hospitalization popping up forever on observation if a patient has some procedures planned *Fixed doctors stuck reserved by deleted patients (after moving rooms, the doctors were reserved for a collapsed patient) *Fixed missing validation of patient accessibility after placing rooms ==Patch 18 - Project Hospital 1.1.17007 - September 12th, 2019== Hi all, while we continue working on new features, here's a quick minor patch that fixes some of the recently reported problems with gameplay or camera rotation. *added a specific rule for setting automatic UI scale in 1440 x 900 resolution *optimized GC memory access in a few game systems (should improve occassional micro-stuttering) *fixed positions of elevators not saved correctly for different camera directions so elevators on new floors could appear in wrong positions *fixed newly created prefabs starting with different orientation than expected when playing with a rotated camera *fixed collapsed patients on the floor not positioned correctly when playing with a rotated camera *fixed doctor's reservation incorrectly reset when a doctor from a clinic resuscitates a collapsed hospitalized patient *fixed 'writing reports' stuck active while the doctor is already going home *fixed a popup about janitor workspaces incorrectly popping up at radiology *fixed blood sometimes still rendered even if a stretcher was placed on top of it (which should clean the tile) *fixed mod data not correctly loaded when overriding certain original values in the database (like the list of rooms in examinations) *fixed broken ambulance parking in one community scenario by disabling required access to parking marker objects *[Steam] implemented re-reporting of achievements that failed to be sent to Steam the first time they got unlocked ==Patch 19 - Project Hospital 1.1.19 - October 30th, 2019== '''The Halloween Patch''' While we're finishing last features for Doctor Mode, we're still working on improvements and fixes based on feedback from the community - here's the latest batch with a few spooky surprises. :) '''Features''' *[Mod support] changed linking of rooms and procedures to tags so new departments can be added more easily *[Mod support] implemented support for custom icons for departments, skills and procedures *Updated all translations with latest fixes from community translators (thanks!) *Implemented portrait bubbles showing object reservation *Implemented a system that distributes hospitalized patient between exam units more evenly *Implemented better handling of priority of non-critical surgeries *Implemented doctor's rating and simple statistics in doctor's card *Balanced leveling of employees between different departments *Balanced employee and skill leveling *Enabled unlimited number of controlled patients *Some small UI improvements, mostly making three-state buttons more consistent *Enabled washing hands during bladder script also in kitchen sinks *useful for WCs in wards *Enabled stabilization procedure to start with only a doctor, waiting for a free nurse often looked like staff were neglecting patients *Enabled all examinations that don't need any equipment to be done directly at wards *Implemented a few configurable keyboard shortcuts (available in the launcher) *Implemented range of probabilities for surgery complications *Added a slot for future DLC levels to main menu *Added a few Halloween decorations *Zombies! '''Fixes''' *Fixed a bug causing one of the ambulances to spawn in broken state on certain maps when playing with rotated camera *Fixed XP and payment texts rendered at incorrect positions when playing with rotated camera *Fixed a problem with parking areas that were created using prefabs sometimes breaking parking area detection *Fixed collapse in bed requiring diagnostics and patient care roles (and not starting at trauma center when staff look idle) *Fixed nurses getting books to hospitalized lying patients chosen from random departments *Fixed surgeries easily broken by sending a patient to ICU while being operated on *Fixed an error in elevator lookup in case elevators got deleted while an employee with a stretcher was already on their way *Fixed a few more hidden errors ==Patch 20 - Project Hospital 1.1.16717 - November 26th, 2019== '''Doctor Mode DLC is out!''' We're happy to announce that Doctor Mode, the first DLC for Project Hospital is now out! - A new game mode: take over your doctors and oversee their cases - New handy visualizations of your patient's conditions and activities - Character editor to create your own employees - New equipment and decorations for (not only) doctor's offices - New insurance company and objectives - Three new customizable difficulty options - Quick tutorial - Big campaign level focused on doctor and hospital progress - Code blue function for assigning high priority to any patient - 8 new achievements! The DLC comes with an updated version of the game with quite a few fixes and improvements - here are the release notes: *Implemented better support for DLCs *Implemented automatic takeover of all patients which can be enabled for individual departments (new icon in management!) *Implemented three levels of notifications: popup/log/completely off *Implemented specific tooltips for hospitalization room statistics in departments statistics in hospital management card (different for emergency, ICU and specialized departments) *More variety in character portraits *Disabled payments for ambulances that have been disabled the whole day *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed lights not working correctly for objects in a few specific cases *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed bulldozer tool leaving behind one tile of the far side of walls (not visible until rotating the view) *Fixed employees sometimes showing no info about what they're reserved for *Fixed nurses sometimes stuck reserved forever *Fixed inconsistency in foundation edge price (it was possible to save a bit by building the edge first) *Fixed diagnosis in patient tooltip not showing 'none' if a patient has no diagnosis yet *Fixed overlap between select skill panel and statistics segment in doctor card *Fixed a few cases of overflowing texts in the UI ==Patch 21 - Project Hospital 1.1.17661 - December 3rd, 2019== *Fixed a hidden error that was causing weird behavior or stuck characters in a few different cases *Fixed missing examinations that uncover surgery complications in the unfiltered list of examinations (when playing with hidden diagnostic hints) *Fixed patients not automatically taken over after reception triage when the department is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed patients sometimes not automatically taken over after being brought in in an ambulance when emergency is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed a few treatments that would get stuck when performed at emergency with an ICU-qualified doctor *Fixed active department switching when typing age in character editor (when not using numpad to enter the age) *Fixed wrong tooltip for employee occupations in character editor *Fixed text overflow in hardcore difficulty panel in doctor mode *Fixed a couple of typos and one missing LOC text *Fixed moving beds possibly causing a false detection of a finished room in Tutorial 3 and blocking progress through the level *Fixed staff ignoring WCs/food from other departments if it's not marked staff only ==Patch 22 - Project Hospital 1.1.17901 - January 14th, 2020== First patch of the 2020's! :) A couple new features for modders and fixes of the recently discovered issues as usually. '''Features & changes''' *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for diagnoses only affecting one gender (new tag <MatchingGenderRef>) *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for departments with no hospitalization (new tag <NoHospitalization>) *Implemented sorting in tables *Enabled planning of examinations looking for medium hazard symptoms after a diagnosis gets confirmed only for medium and high certainty '''Fixes''' *Fixed an error triggered when moving lab shelves/cabinets and CTs and MRIs *Fixed composite object preview leaving behind ghostly attachments if a composite object gets deleted during move, fixed switching between building mode categories causing currently moved object to be deleted *Fixed sorting in load game panel causing immediate load if the same file is on the first position both when sorted alphabetically and according to date *Fixed a few French texts for object placement *Fixed maximal zoom-out in building mode resulting in visible stripe on the side of the screen in certain resolutions *Fixed early bird perk *Fixed objects graphics not positioned correctly for coffee machine, diploma, whiteboard *Fixed a typo in migraine symptom description id causing missing loc *Hotfixed deleted characters in bookmarked character list causing a hidden error *Fixed angiography panel not showing positioning hing for angiography screen (it only worked one way round) *Fixed a few procedures not available at ICU or Emergency (gastroscopy, gonioscopy, cbc sampling) *[CAMERA ROTATION] fixed object graphics not correctly updated when placing prefabs with rotated camera ==Patch 23 - March 10th== Hi all, while we keep working on and teasing new content on social media, here's an update with all the requested features and fixes we managed to implement in the meantime. We hope you find some useful tools these and it should be now easier to make your hospitals as efficient as possible. Thanks for your continued support and thanks to everybody who is still reporting the issues you come accross! '''Features & changes''' *Added surgery priority table *Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone *Cloud save support *Improved pathfinding (object selection using closest path distance, some optimizations) *Added a few sound effects for ICU, surgeries, defibrillation, improved a few animations *Clone tool in building mode for floors, walls and objects *Added simplified sonography and cardiography units to radiology to work as an alternative to having the units at individual departments *Allowed anesthesiologists from ICU to participate in surgeries at different departments *Keyboard shortcuts in building mode for selecting individual objects on a single tile *Implemented cleanup of examinations and treatments that can't be performed at a specific department when switching patients between departments *Implemented resizable employee selector panel, fixed gaps between portraits when the list has been filtered by workspace *Implemented waiting for receptionists at closest free 3x3 tile area (similar to patients overflowing from waiting rooms) *Implemented alternating colors to highlight objects that are both reserved by someone and blocked or missing a required attachment *Added a new notification for broken hospitalization when 'assist at surgery' role gets disabled for all doctors *Added three new loading tips *Added new label for doctors waiting for the next patient that's on his/her way (employee card says "Next patient is coming" instead of "Idle") *Small loading time and save size improvements *Updated Korean translation *Capped event rewards *Changed prestige bonus display in prestige tooltip to percentages *[MOD SUPPORT] enabled overriding character textures *[MOD SUPPORT] improved save check for content from uninstalled mods *[MOD SUPPORT] improved game-side detection of errors in mods when starting up [[File:P23a.png|thumb|Added surgery priority table]] '''Fixes''' *Disabled "complicated diagnosis" popup when there's only one available examination left *Fixed door graphics not updated when a door gets deleted *Fixed employees not correctly showing reservation when performing first aid *Fixed collapses not started when there's no hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed patients sent away by closing a department still waiting for clinic doctors *Fixed UI stuck after clicking a room in logistics with one of the cards with name panel open *Fixed events available even without hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed mod validation text in load panel stuck red after selecting files *Fixed free building not allowing to build with negative bank balance *Fixed costs shown as floating text with free building *Fixed paying for prefab doors twice *Fixed dragging over ui cancelling current action in building mode plus missing change from free building fix *Fixed inconsistent behavior in building mode when switching wall tools *Fixed random rotation of moved objects with attachments *Fixed operating table not able to attach to anesthesiology machine on trauma center if the anesthesiology machine was placed first *Fixed one half of stretchers causing objects placed next to it reporting they would block it [[File:P23b.png|thumb|Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone]] *Fixed character editor sometimes causing UI to get stuck when the name/age panels didn't get closed *Fixed character editor sometimes generating characters with glasses even if not selected by the player *Fixed schedule panel overlapping main panel when playing with modified UI scale *Fixed moving stretchers not correctly lit *Fixed spawned characters appearing in the table of controlled patients *Fixed changing departments allowed in a few cases where it made no sense *Fixed wrong animation assigned to 'speech listening' examination *Hotfixed surgeons stuck reserved by hospitalized patients, possibly after changing roles *Hotfixed stretchers stuck behind black ambulance *possibly only happening with old maps where the black ambulance got originally spawned at a position overlapping the stretcher spawn position *Hotfixed lab specialists sometimes stuck at the last equipment they used after finishing tests for a hospitalized patient *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance lens flare positions ==Patch 24 - April 22nd, 2020== Hi everybody, while we're approaching the release of Hospital Services DLC, here's one more big update with improvements, fixes and an overhauled Internal Medicine department. Yes, Project Hospital now has UNDO in building mode! Seriously though, this was one of the most complicated features to implement, so we'll appreciate if you let us know if it breaks in any specific circumstances. And it wouldn't be a Project Hospital update without a few camera rotation fixes. :) '''Features & changes''' *Internal medicine *updated diagnoses at internal medicine department, it will be now more challenging and more profitable (and more focused on pulmonary diseases) *Internal medicine *removed surgical procedures, added new specialized room with unique equipment and new procedures *Improved efficiency of Radiology by smarter examination planning by the AI doctors and by making the radiologists more patient at their workspace :) *Implemented UNDO in building mode *Implemented automatic taking away of ambulance patients when emergency is closed *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented check of procedures during load to catch files broken by uninstalled mods earlier (stable) *[MOD SUPPORT] Hotfixed collapse symptoms that don't lead to a procedure causing stuck characters, probably broken in one of the mods (or a combination of mods) out in the wild *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented automatic return to menu with reporting of errors if the game fails to load a save (changed but still installed mods breaking diagnoses for example), added check for diagnoses to the main save game check *[DOCTOR MODE] updated prices of doctor mode objects *Improved automatic UI scale for main panel in 1280 x 800 resolution *Implemented automatic cancellation of a few examinations when moving patient to ICU or trauma when there are faster alternatives available there (ECG, echo, USG) *Increased extended employee limit to 600 '''Fixes''' *Fixed replacing of a room with the same type of room but from a different department *Fixed rooms not always correctly marked as working after reopening closed departments *Fixed incorrectly reserved sofa in the 'inefficient' campaign level *Fixed missing head lamp in one of the examination animations *Fixed using dynamite/foundations over parking lots *Fixed events triggered right before midnight spawning patients stuck on impossible visit time *Fixed treatments planned by the player when a patient is coming to radiology breaking the radiology examination and getting technologists stuck *Fixed AI doctors sometimes unnecessarily planning two examinations both used to detect the same symptom (like USG and FAST) *Fixed nurses showing their own portrait on the patient list in their employee card while performing patient checkup *Fixed characters rotated during object use clipping through stuff, their orientation was used to determine whether they should be rendered in front or behind an object, using the object orientation instead *Fixed moving of objects with attachments not checking attachment placement and if it allow objects above, this could lead to the attachment being lost *Fixed event objective button causing insurance to open instead of event patients in some cases when loading first save after booting up the game *Set font family for Russian on mac to normal for all texts, bold is not really bold in the default font and is hard to read *Fixed CBC not available at the ICU *Fixed un-reservation of patient's bed when they are transported away (when they were not in their room their bed got stuck) *Implemented automatic cleanup of tmp files left among maps after unzipping *Fixed hospitalized patients performing 'free time' activities too often even when waiting for an examination *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed stat lab and waiting room info panels showing at correct position only with default camera orientation *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed objects selected for delete left highlighted after rotating the camera view *Fixed 'waiting for player' not popping up after transferring controlled patient with no planned procedures between departments *Implemented automatic switching of active department when clicking surgery table button in patient card so the surgery table opens for patient's department *Fixed disabled hiring for night shift when there's doctor assigned at day shift at the same workspace even if the day shift is not working completely *Fixed characters sometimes getting stuck when trying to switch to his/her workplace trough assign workplace button *Implemented reset of wrong diagnosis after an hour of blocking patient's doctor instead of returning to a waiting room '''Included in hotfix from 24.03.2020''' *Fixed dead characters with surgery priority set by the player blocking other surgeries *Fixed cloud saves not always correctly deleted from server *Fixed stuck characters caused by not selecting objects in a given room when on the same floor but when their path goes via the ground floor *Fixed hospitalized and released patients coming back by ambulance after being treated and released when they still have some lab tests running at midnight '''Included in hotfix from 19.03.2020''' *Fixed black ambulance stretcher positioning breaking the ambulance when unloading area is placed at the furthermost point *Fixed lying free time actions like asking for books using nurses without patient care role *Fixed missing bookcase in building mode catalogue for wards *Fixed radiologists from wrong shift could be selected for usg when offloaded to radiology *Fixed names for cardio and sono at radiology in all languages *Fixed negative modifiers from critical needs not reset *Fixed mandatory equipment set as recommended for cardio & sono at radiology *Fixed scrubbing sink not tagged as normal sink and not used outside of ORs *Fixed doctors sometimes stuck reserved with other doctor's patient *this could happen when multiple doctors are serving way past their shift and one of them gets released from doctor mode, then the doctor who belongs on the current shift will return and take back their patients *and if one of the patients is still around waiting for another player-controlled doctor, the patient could get stolen *Fixed characters without workspace sent to 0, 0 after commuting to work, no workspace pop up pops up instead *Fixed shortcuts from management to prefabs not working when clicking the icons *Fixed 'exposed to weather' modifier applied to characters walking over planned rooms outside *Improved arm/leg cast/orthosis cz description *Hotfixed interview stuck on a deleted reserved object *Hotfixed transports of patients on deleted stretchers *[DOCTOR MODE] fixed doctor mode blinking red when some of the critical patients are only spawned ==Patch 25 - April 27th, 2020== ''Hi everybody, a new patch is out, mostly with fixes related to Hospital Services and new features from patch 24. Thanks again for reporting the problems, it really helps us fix them as quickly as possible!'' '''Fixes''' *Fixed active department applied to all objects on the active floor during undo, breaking workspace assignment (included in hotfix from 25th April) *Hotfixed an error in logistics UI caused by characters with workspaces but no home room *Fixed janitors still reserving workspaces after their room gets deleted *Fixed resetting workspace after discarding undo *Fixed duplicate cardiology skill in skill selector *Fixed radiologists sometimes escaping their patients (added patient check to radiologist during lunch time) *Fixed LOC_ID errors in names of objects from Doctor Mode when Doctor Mode isn't installed *Fixed wrong icon shown in hiring card for gift shop vendor *Fixed blocked hiring of second gift shop vendor *Unlocked new deparmtents in challenge levels *Fixed pharmacy desk graphics *Fixed a typo in Essential thrombocythemia LOC *Fixed don't cross barrier set to blocking *Changed EMG in study room prefab to PC *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed go to button in popups not correctly centering rotated camera on patientsg rotated camera on patients ==Patch 26 - May 6th, 2019== ''Hi everybody, let us take this opportunity to thank all the new players that joined us this weekend, we're amazed by the interest in both Project Hospital and the newly released Hospital Services DLC! Here's one more patch fixing recently discovered issues, thanks again to everybody who took their time to send us a bug report!'' '''Changes''' *Enabled shortest path distance for selecting employees to tend to collapsed patients *Enabled undo for 'add perimeter walls' button *Enabled undo for moving rooms *Implemented automatic panel UI scale rules for resolutions around 1680 x 1050 to fix overlapping icons '''Fixes''' *Fixed a recently introduced performance issue related to memory allocations (causing frequent microstuttering) *Fixed pharmacy and gift shop sometimes stuck reserved by a patient who has left *Fixed training stuck if employee's trained skill gets removed by the player (possibly by assigning the employee to a different department) *Fixed training script stuck with multiple projectors *Fixed training - projector activity without a projector *Fixed stuck training scripts still reserving chairs *Fixed staff at pathology not filling needs because of patients with critical symptoms *Hotfixed bucket carts stuck reserved after janitors pick another cart (probably after deleting their room) *Hotfixed broken attachments on broken composite objects *Fixed generation technologist without specialization in character editor *Fixed compression wraps not starting for hospitalized patients at specialized departments *Fixed ice wrap not allowed at internal medicine department *Fixed peritoneal fluid analysis sampling not allowed at ICU *Fixed incorrect cafeteria minimum size detection *Fixed wrong observation and regular ward decal name *Fixed diagnoses percentage showing different values in diagnosis table *Fixed text overlap in department statistics panel *Fixed a typo in cz, 'parto' instead of 'patro' *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance parking not correctly highlighted when placing foundations with rotated camera *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed undo misplacing objects when undoing a delete action with rotated camera 388382181874f380d9f40090b473ea2ec62503f8 1104 1095 2020-06-05T02:32:36Z Torcai 30621698 Updated to patch 27 wikitext text/x-wiki All patches and updates released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263 - October 31st, 2018== Hi all! First, big thanks to everybody playing the game and especially to all of you who reported issues. It's really appreciated, as we're trying to fix as many of them as soon as possible. Here are release notes for our first patch: *Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *Set music to always loop. *Small fixes in medical database and texts. ==Patch 2 - Project Hospital 1.0.14276 - November 2nd, 2018== Second patch is out with more fixes! *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to rooms). *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to objects outside of map). *Fixed inconsistent highlighting of elevator placement. *Enabled elevator placement outside (automatically builds foundations below). *Fixed popup for 'department not able to diagnose a patient' popping up when laboratory test are still running. *Small fixes in texts. *A Mac version built using Unity 2018 is available on beta branch, this should fix missing support for retina displays/resolutions. ==Patch 3 - Project Hospital 1.0.14303 - November 2nd, 2018== One more patch for the weekend! *Fixed some values in options not saved (most importantly UI scale). *Fixed one case of pathfinding stuck trying to use an inaccessible elevator. *Fixed a rare case of ambulances stuck in fastest time scale. *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in a fired doctor's office. *Fixed technologists in lab on occasion stuck using sink forever. *Fixed a few min room sizes. *Fixed antidepressants not allowed to be prescribed for patients on observation. *Fixed MRI and CT allowed right next to a wall. *Fixed MRI price. *A few small changes to decrease difficulty in tutorial 3. *Small fixes in texts. ==Patch 4 - Project Hospital 1.0.14331 - November 5th, 2018== Patch 4 is up! *Feature: much improved highlighting of rooms with problems. *Feature: added warnings about department problems to main panel. *Fixed two cases of broken stretchers causing patients to get stuck waiting in bed. *Fixed radiologists sometimes ignoring patients for the rest of the day after taking a break. *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck waiting for a fired doctor. *Fixed required room sizes of diagnostic units. *Fixed number of technologists not shown on the hospitalization panel in management mode. *Fixed collapse system not safe against deleting defibrillators. *Fixed a few symptom/diagnosis issues. *Fixed the (maybe not bug, but still annoying) problem with patients with planned urine sampling stuck at the doctor's waiting for a free toilet on the same floor. *Small fixes in texts. *Updated translations for the included languages (more are on the way, like Italian, Russian or Korean, big thanks to our hard working volunteer translators!). ==Patch 5 - Project Hospital 1.0.14398 - November 9th, 2018== Hi all, once again big thanks to everybody who keeps reporting issues, it really helps! We seem to be on a good track when it comes to catching the most critical ones - and hopefully, starting with the next patch, we'll be able to start including more and more of the planned or requested improvements. *Upgraded engine to Unity 2018.2 to bring proper retina display support on Mac and hopefully fix a few. crashes/green screen issues related to Unity. *Added automatic cancelling of procedures that a doctor can't prescribe when the player manually switches a patient's doctor. *Updated cost of radiology prefabs. *Improved efficiency of radiology waiting rooms in case there's one shared waiting room for the whole department. *Improved the 'couldn't sit' satisfaction modifier, it's not applied at the reception anymore. *Fixed one case of stuck paramedics. *Fixed characters sometimes stuck during defibrillation when there was only one available defibrillator. *Fixed one more rare case of broken stretchers blocking patient transfers. *Fixed elevators not working correctly if there was more than 16 of them. *Fixed examination list not immediately updated after switching a patient's department by hand. *Fixed a hidden error in patients waiting for player but with no finished procedures. *Fixed a hidden error when cancelling hospitalization on a patient walking to bed. *Fixed load button in main menu starting loading even with no map selected. *Fixed 'buy ambulance' objective sometimes requiring two ambulances to be placed. *Fixed nurses allowed to do free time activities but not fill their needs at departments with patients who require care. *Minor fixes in the UI (wrong tooltips, text truncation etc.). *Minor fixes in texts (medical accuracy, missing information in a few tooltips). ==Patch 6 - Project Hospital 1.0.14523 - November 15th, 2018== *Selecting ICU treatment automatically switches patient's department to ICU. *Doctors prescribe more treatments for symptoms causing discomfort. *Implemented new music track for events and critical situations. *Implemented immediate transport by the same ambulance when sending away patients who just arrived and are waiting for a free trauma center. *Simplified some steps in tutorial 3, fixed undesired collapses during the tutorial. *Improved a lot of text boxes and tooltips to better support localization and longer texts. *Removed unused message types from options. *Fixed main treatment for a diagnosis sometimes not applied for patients with wrong diagnosis. *Fixed looping sounds sometimes not paused with the game (for example when popups pause the game). *Fixed hidden patients shown in patient's table with some filters. *Fixed shifts not shown for janitors in table of employees. *Fixed sofas stuck reserved when deleting doors while a character is already walking to the sofa. *Fixed a few specific errors causing characters getting stuck while deleting rooms during collapses or medicine and food delivery. *Fixed patients stuck when their room got deleted right when they were about to be released. *Fixed a couple more hidden errors. ==Patch 7 - Project Hospital 1.0.14611 - November 23rd, 2018== More translations are now included: Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian. *Implemented moving of tables with equipment on top, [CTRL] can be used to pick up individual objects like before. *Added more info to reserved staff and staff performing examinations and treatments. *Added room name to status bar when hovering over rooms in management mode. *Split messages about patients waiting for examination/treatment into 'waiting for bed' and 'waiting for transport'. *Switched autosave to only alternate between two files. *Disabled reset of employee roles if their room/office got deleted. *Disabled display of daily schedule items related to hospitalization when there's only clinic. *Allowed staff without a workspace to go home after a while instead of spending the whole shift in common room. *Switched second half of tutorial 3 to a simplified version. *Fixed nurses and technologists not getting a specialization when leveling up. *Fixed janitors sometimes blocking equipment in exam rooms by leaving their carts right next to an object. *Fixed placement of objects allowed even if a required slot on a neighboring tile wasn't accessible (for example exam table and dialysis machine). *Fixed a couple of specific cases of characters stuck (collapses, fired staff, deleted rooms). *Fixed missing lab analyzer in general surgery unit prefab. *Fixed ICU not triggered correctly during collapse if the player has also prescribed it. *Fixed a few issues with examinations and treatments (vasolidators and bandage not available at the ICU, palpitations not discoverable at the ICU; treatments for injury to he chest, injury to the collarbone, mandibular injury). *More minor UI/hidden error fixes. ==Patch 8 - Project Hospital 1.0.14691 - December 6th, 2018== *New translations: Italian and Chinese (Simplified) *Increased manual UI scale range *Implemented zoom in/out using numpad [+] and [-] *Implemented run in background, added to options *Added maximum number of floors to tweakables.xml *Added zoom range to tweakables.xml *Optimized update after placing items in building mode *Fixed texture quality settings not saved *Fixed a rare bug with decals button in building mode switching to ambulances *Fixed tooltips displayed close to the right edge of the screen flickering in certain resolutions *Fixed objects stuck reserved after scheduling treatments on patients with an examination already reserved *Fixed patients stuck in a waiting room when all doctors in nearby offices are fired *Fixed elevators broken by deleting their doors *Fixed toilets outside of rooms considered usable *Fixed PCs moved with tables leaving behind another workspace *Fixed a couple of treatments not available everywhere where needed *Fixed a rare error causing an infinite popup about ambiguous diagnosis *Fixed patients from events sometimes assigned to a disabled insurance company *Fixed manual selection of ICU allowed for patients without a diagnosis *Fixed blood ignored by janitors in rooms only one tile wide *Fixed cardiography unit prefab for Internal Medicine department *Fixed a couple more internal errors *Attempted a blind fix for broken portrait rendering on Mac *Attempted a blind fix for a rare green screen in main menu ==Patch 9 - Project Hospital 1.0.14725 - December 11th, 2018== A quick patch mostly to quickly address the ambulance placement issue in a few scenarios that got introduced in patch 8. *Fixed regression bug preventing ambulances to be placed in certain levels *Fixed cancelling of objects move would place the object back on incorrect floor *Fixed a rare hidden error in events *Optimized janitor behavior and room selection ==Patch 10 - Project Hospital 1.0.14766 - December 18th, 2018== One more patch before the holidays! :) *New translations: Dutch and Japanese! *Fixed info about running procedures not displayed for clinic doctors *Fixed a hidden error preventing assigning employees between departments *Fixed examination availability in patient's card sometimes not updated when switching departments *Fixed anesthesiologists possibly sitting on a wrong stool in the OR if there are multiple stools *Fixed a rare error during a couple of treatments *Fixed a regression: doctors from on call room could be assigned to certain clinic patients *Fixed a regression: prefab preview flickering since the update to Unity 2018 *Hotfixed objects stuck reserved by employees who are at home (on load and every hour) ==Patch 11 - Project Hospital 1.0.14826 - January 8th, 2019== Hi all, before jumping straight to the usual release notes - happy new year everybody and big thanks to all the new players that joined us during the winter sale and especially to everybody who still took their time to send us bug reports, it really helps, especially when trying to catch some of the rare issues! *Fixed a regression: hidden error in doctors with no workspace causing patients of a specific department to keep waiting forever *Fixed characters from events sometimes allowed to despawn over midnight while the event is still running *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck on despawned patients *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck when leaving an examination with technologists while they don't have a doctor *Fixed doctors in rare cases stuck reserved by a patient who has already left *Fixed a hidden error in case of switching doctor's skills during surgery *Fixed nurses stuck with stretcher when their patient got despawned (race condition with paramedics?) *Fixed nurse stuck in an animation when reserved right after delivering food *Fixed exam tables with blocked stretcher access point not causing the room to be unusable *Fixed wrong price evaluation when building walls over walls in nw-se direction *Fixed a rare case of patients getting up from ambulance stretcher on arrival *Fixed janitors leaving carts behind when their department gets closed *Fixed patients not transported away from closed departments in a couple of specific cases (like waiting for a bed, still physically at another department) *Fixed a couple of procedures not available in some situations (plasmapheresis, antidiarrheals) *Fixed a few typos in texts *Added another fallback pass to pathfinding - stuck patients will ignore access rights instead of getting completely stuck ==Patch 12 - Project Hospital 1.0.14958 - January 25th, 2019== Hi all, while we're working on some bigger UI improvements (we'll be soon sending new texts to translators so we can get everything ready in as many languages as possible), we're of course also paying attention to the reported issues, so here are a few fixes as usually. *Updated all translations to the latest version from github *Disabled locking of areas on above the ground floors (building above ambulance parking lot is now possible) *Disabled 'good boss' perk for other occupations than doctors *Implemented receptionist perks affecting patients *Improved workload tracking for radiology rooms and examination units *Allowed examinations that discover surgery complications to be planned in patient's card even when already done previously *Allowed nurses with stretchers to ignore objects if they get stuck *Fixed events not available in campaign levels *Fixed janitors ignoring blood when cleaning areas of other departments *Fixed patients on ICU sometimes re-transported to their own bed for examination *Fixed moved objects in building mode disappearing when switching to different categories while already moving an object *Fixed preview of attachment object stuck on when placing composite objects in case the previous object with attachment was deleted during move *Fixed a rare case of nurses stuck going to stretcher *Fixed changing of department possible when it shouldn't be allowed (in case player opened the department selection panel already, for example right before patient transport) *Fixed dead and misdiagnosed patients counted only in department statistics, not overall hospital statistics *Fixed various issues in the medical database (skill for ethanol doses, rooms for chelation therapy, bacteremia discovery, too hardcore collapse timers on cardiac arrest symptoms, unstable blood pressure moved to high hazard, a few treatments were not allowed on ICU, ...) *Fixed a couple of cases of broken stretchers stuck in the scene *Fixed a couple of hidden errors *Fixed a few typos in tooltips ==Patch 13 - Project Hospital 1.0.15215 - February 14th, 2019== And we were expecting this patch to be just a few quick fixes. :) *Added new translations: Polish and Hungarian, made the language list in options scrollable *Implemented skipping of procedures that have been waiting for a long time, added specific info about what a procedure is waiting for *Improved workload tracking, implemented room workload display as text, implemented workload tracking for labs *Added a summary of workload shown after every shift *Improved priorities of surgeries between patients *Implemented smooth fadeout of patients on stretchers in elevators *Implemented automatic hiding of objects when placing walls *Implemented a notification about employees without any allowed roles *Implemented specific handling and notifications about patients in broken beds (for example with a deleted bedside cabinet) *Implemented reset of roles and a switch of clothing style when assigning employees to workspaces in a different type of room *Implemented deleting saved games from the load game dialog *Patient portraits are also shown on reserved operating tables in management *Staff prefer staff-only rooms if available (like wc) *Characters with stretchers strongly prefer indoor routes even when the route is longer *Increased default staff limit to 250 (we'll need to update the recommended hardware requirements to match, but no major change) *Increased overall sound volume *A few small UI improvements *Fixed a regression: deletion of user-created prefabs wasn't working *Fixed scrolling not working on certain touchpads *Fixed bulldozing objects sometimes leaving one half behind *Fixed interns allowed in on-call rooms *Fixed patients not hidden when reserving an ambulance *Fixed first treatment in treatment sequence shown in diagnosis table instead of main symptom treatment *Fixed chief doctor UI incorrectly shown at radiology *Fixed neurologist (technologist) not correctly shown in the management UI *Fixed defibrillation sometimes running for too long *Fixed certain characters not reacting immediately to being assigned to a different department *Fixed first ambulance patients sometimes spawning one day too late *Fixed patients in a deleted waiting room sometimes stuck standing up and sitting down for a while *Fixed one more case of technologists in lab stuck *Fixed re-setup of patients coming back after wrong diagnosis but by an ambulance *Fixed floor material not automatically added to the floor above when adding foundations on ground floor of a multi-floor building *Fixed a bug in rendering when blood was turned off *Fixed decals not accessible when building mode was activated for the first time by clicking rooms in management *Fixed radiology examinations not planned to discover surgery complication symptoms *Fixed a couple of database issues (treatments at ICU etc.) ==Patch 14 - Project Hospital 1.0.15420 - March 14th, 2019== Despite a small medical crisis among our tech team, bugs are still being fixed :) *Fixed a regression: staff not using objects in green/blue rooms when there's a designated staff-only area (this was affecting water dispensers or washing hands) *Fixed a regression: surgeries sometimes stuck reserved by a lower-priority patient *Fixed objects allowed to be picked up from the areas outside of hospital property *Fixed one case of procedure reservation state not correctly displayed for hospitalized patients *Fixed doctors walking to wrong position if they started an examination while still in the examination room with previous patient and the next patient was being delivered there *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting rooms where a procedure was currently being performed *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting beds while a nurse was performing the patient care procedure *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting anesthesiology machine while a patient was on the way to trauma center to be stabilized *Fixed a rare case of medicine delivery stuck running the whole afternoon *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in 'being checked by a nurse' while the nurse has been freed already *Fixed eye test patient animation (gloves were automatically added to all examination animations, but this one is not played by a doctor) *Fixed a couple of procedures not allowed in specific situations (liver medication on ICU, chest auscultation for patients hospitalized at general surgery) *Fixed 'couldn't wash hands' modifier reset too late *Fixed objects assigned as night shift workspaces not allowed to be deleted in closed departments *Increased time technologists spend idle at their desk before running to common room ==Project Hospital 1.1 is out! - Project Hospital 1.1.16207 - May 30th, 2019== We're happy to announce Project Hospital 1.1, a major update with some of the most requested features, user experience improvements and Workshop support! This update contains roughly four months of work, already in production during the last two patches - because of the nature of the new features and content it made sense to test and balance everything together. We really hope you enjoy the new version and we're looking forward to what you come up with for the workshop! So, thanks for your patience, let's move to the release notes :) '''Custom content support update''' *Improved mod support for creating graphical assets *Creating scenarios in game *[Steam Workshop] Sharing mods *[Steam Workshop] Sharing scenarios '''"First impressions" update''' *Improved menus *Loading tips *Preview screenshots and more info about saved games *Video background in main menu *Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen) [[File:11a.png|thumb|Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen)]] '''UI''' *New workspace panels in management *Updated management interface with new shared rooms category *New hiring UI with more categories (**don't forget to click on individual workspaces to open hiring card!**), indication of required specializations for all professions *Department statistics with room workloads, prestige, patient details and procedure info *Polished hospital statistics, added yesterday's statistics panel *Tooltips for symptoms in table of diagnoses *More keyboard shortcuts (departments mapped to 1-9, DEL for bulldozer tool, ...) *Cleaned up buttons in tool panels in building mode *Notifications have configurable colors *A couple of new notifications on the main panel for trying to hire characters to a room they're not allowed *More info about why an ambulance can't be placed (for example on an above-the ground floor, this was surprisingly easy to miss) *Exam units show patient portraits when a procedure is running there *Added info about required hospitalization to surgery tooltips *(Plus a lot of small quality-of-life improvements in the UI) [[File:11b.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] [[File:11c.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] '''Gameplay''' *New insurance company objectives and rewards (more varied and hopefully more fun, more challenging in the late game *for example performing surgeries, saving patients after collapses) *New laboratories department shared between other departments (Hematology, Histology and Microbiology labs with some new equipment) *Sharing more rooms, for example sharing common rooms between departments for free time and staff lunch *Added maximum number of insurance companies contracted at once, balanced to send similar numbers of patients as the original insurance companies *Smooth ranges of patient numbers sent by insurance companies according to prestige *Random events *Improved rules for making events available after unlocking, all departments are no more needed *Added detection that patient's doctor doesn't have diagnostics role allowed *Night clinic *Patients leave after not being seen for too long, not only when clinic closes *Implemented moving patients waiting at reception to a waiting room if shifts have changed and there's no receptionist *Releasing patients from observation back to clinic if they're not at risk anymore, added a couple of notifications *Receptionist is a proper employee role now *Improved rules for which roles are available where (anesthesiology, reception) *Staff limit can be increased to 400 in options (only attempt this if you have at least the recommended hardware) *Staff counter on main panel blinks when trying to hire an employee and the employee limit has been reached *Improved visual side of characters entering/exiting elevators (timing, fade in, fixed overlapping) *Improved handling of priorities on Trauma and Observation *Implemented specific detection of procedures not available to be prescribed at a certain department (not only when a specific doctor doesn't have the required skill) *New notification for not enough stretchers to transport all patients at a department *Idle characters without workspace now show it as their status in their card *Updated tutorials and dependency tree visualization to match updated mechanics *Disabled releasing patients during the night, they'll wait for the morning *Implemented leveling up anesthesiology also by resuscitating collapsed patients *If a patient dies, this counts in statistics of the department where their diagnosis belongs, not ICU where they usually end up after a collapse *Disabled department change to radiology for nurses and doctors [[File:11d.png|thumb|Labs]] '''Building''' *Rooms in management mode can be used as a planning tool (before constructing foundations) *Move room tool (available under prefabs) *Automatically hiding objects when building/deleting walls *When placing a prefab that will add foundations underneath, the visualization is now consistent with using the foundations tool *A new notification on the main panel for 'out of funds' *More colors for doors '''Fixes''' *Fixed planned procedures not cancelled if one of the reserved employees gets fired *Fixed few issues with closing departments (for example janitors currently in a bathroom wouldn't return their carts) *Fixed missing department state update when switching certain roles *Fixed janitor's portraits sometimes incorrectly showing up in management mode in rooms they're cleaning *Fixed broken layout of symptoms panel in patient's card in case there's more than 16 symptoms *Fixed dirty environment satisfaction modifier applied to characters way too late *Fixed portraits of patients shown above lab equipment rendered also on incorrect floors *Fixed wrong floor type applied when destroying foundations on above-the-ground floors *Fixed radiologist's too impatient behavior when idle *Fixed patients going to their department's waiting room even if another department's lab is processing their sample *Fixed patients without planned examinations slowing down waiting rooms by waiting for their original doctor *Fixed table of employees stuck with wrong filter in a couple of cases *Fixed lab procedures sometimes stuck in the 'sampling finished' state for hospitalized patients *Fixed a couple of treatments not available at ICU *Fixed bladder not kept reset for immobile HDU patients *Fixed a couple of hidden errors in specific procedures *Fixed collapse script sometimes selecting doctors according to incorrect hospitalization type *Fixed tables errorong out on invalid data when opened while another save was being loaded *Fixed url on the bug reporting button in main menu (was using the wrong top level domain after changes on forumotion's side) *Fixed 'no workspace' notification popping up for fired employees *Fixed automatic switch to new automatically created departments (this would affect old saves where the lab department gets automatically created) *Fixed sinks allowed to be placed on bins but then immediately deleted *Fixed popups blinking when pressing escape *Fixed total satisfaction not recalculated when patients respawn for their second visit, fixed satisfaction not always updated when modifiers get reset *Fixed reserved tiles allowed to be selected to be cleaned by janitors (so they don't wipe collapsed patients) *Fixed examination availability not updated when AI switches (hospitalized) patient's department *Fixed an error if a patient is sent away while the paramedic who originally brought them is still walking through the hospital *Fixed rotation of multiple rooms in prefabs *Fixed examination list in patient card not updated if a department that provides some of the procedures gets closed *Fixed radiologists not showing patient and examination in their card when running examinations on clinic patients *Fixed bladder/food scripts cancelled when cancelling planned treatments when patient is filling needs *Fixed popups previously moved by the player appearing on top of ingame menu, fixed menu not opened by escape if a popup is active ==Patch 15 - Project Hospital 1.1.16229 - June 5th, 2019== Hi all, we're happy and relieved to see that the release of 1.1 went smoothly, but there were still a few issues we wanted to address as soon as possible, especially the problem with language selection not loaded correctly on startup. So, thanks for all the feedback and bug reports, here's a small patch to address the recent issues. Also, the workshop page has started to fill with new scenarios and mods, make sure to check them out! :) *Fixed a regression: [Steam only] language settings not correctly loaded *Fixed sandbox options not applied when playing a scenario *Fixed radiologists available for hire always regenerated during load *Fixed queue in a waiting room stuck on reserved info TV when deleting waiting rooms while patients are being called *Fixed operating rooms from different department used when the one from patients department is free but on a different floor *Fixed patients (rarely) released from observation with a reserved technologist *Fixed lab delivery script (rarely) stuck on fired and later deleted technologists *Fixed duplicate insurance company reward in "uninsured" ==Patch 16 - Project Hospital 1.1.16350 - June 20th, 2019== No rest for the wicked! :) Here's a few more small improvements and fixes of recently discovered bugs. Thanks to everybody who still took their time to report issues and send suggestions! *Enabled free building in tutorial levels as it was possible to run out of money when building recklessly *Disabled shortcuts for switching departments in tutorials, it was possible to get stuck using these *Disallowed placement of PCs on the wrong side of the second work desk *Set all tables (patients, staff, symptoms) to only expand downwards *Implemented floor rendering automatically taking in account extra floors, so tall workshop scenarios work in unmodded game *Increased the maximum number of floating texts in the scene (sometimes XPs weren't shown for all characters in huge hospitals) *Fixed USG and cardio technologist shown in management UI for night shift at a couple of departments that don't need them *Fixed broken UI of the load game panel when opened before saving any games *Fixed random events silently erroring out if there's no night shift at the clinic *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck with patient that's transported away but doesn't exist anymore *Fixed check of patient's department failing when patient's room gets deleted *Fixed skill points not awarded during angiography procedure *Fixed a rare case of stuck events *Fixed hospitalization locked in big hospital scenarios in sandbox ==Patch 17 - Project Hospital 1.1.16587 - July 31st, 2019== '''The camera rotation patch''' '''Camera rotation''' *Implemented camera rotation in normal game mode, building mode and management mode *Updated all campaign and sandbox levels so they look the part from all camera angles :) [[File:P17.gif|thumb|Camera rotation]] '''Localization''' *Korean translation is now included in the game *Updated translations to latest versions from github '''Gameplay''' *[CHANGE] Two surgery nurses are now required at each department to have more control over surgical teams *[CHANGE] Implemented trauma stabilization role for nurses *Implemented more even distribution of patients between clinic doctors (prioritized by room workload) *Implemented free time and lunch for janitors, allowed janitors to have the hard working perk *Implemented immediate switch of dress code colors when switching employee's department *Implemented a rule that marks a room inaccessible for patients also if all tiles are inaccessible, not only if some of the equipment is *Enabled releasing patients from trauma regardless of time of day *Implemented a restriction so the hardworking perk can't be combined with the scholar perk *Added chief doctors for employees on radiology and lab department to be taken from emergency *Implemented bonus from studying also for technologists *Implemented inaccessibility evaluation for blue rooms if accidentally marked in red *Implemented cap of the number of reports that doctors write at the end of the day (max 10) *Implemented a notification about inaccessible elevators *Implemented a notification about patients who are about to leave the clinic *Enabled level up notifications for all (not only bookmarked) characters '''UI''' *[OPTIONS] Added daylight to building mode *[OPTIONS] Implemented separate UI scale for main panel *Added scrolling arrows to lists of examinations/treatments in patient card when there's more than one page (for players without a mouse wheel) *Implemented sorting of save files by name or date *Enabled all hospitalizations to be always listed in treatment list (was based on symptom hazard and somewhat restrictive) *Implemented third state of transparency button: transparent objects; updated tooltip '''Fixes''' *Fixed 'unlock all departments' not applied when playing custom scenarios *Fixed event notification not popping up after declining random event *Fixed normal bed on ICU only needing live support *Fixed a hidden error when deleting an event message *Fixed elevator foundations only placed on the ground floor *Fixed broken doors in elevators (saved with old versions of the game) breaking bulldozer tool *Fixed a rare case of two doctors stuck waiting for each other to finish commuting *Fixed a hidden error in patients without a doctor with both exm and trt planed, going to a radiologist *Fixed patients leaving the hospital from the loo with no payment *Fixed employee selection (employee list activated via the button on the side) for a workspace in an office that's already taken *Fixed janitors selecting inaccessible dirty tiles (a rare but possible situation) and getting stuck *Fixed global script manager not reset on exit to menu (scripts could survive until some global events get fired in the next map) *Fixed elevator selection not taking in account elevator accessibility on destination floor when staring on the ground floor *Fixed bed panels in logistics not sorted from back to front *Fixed stroke not detectable on emergency *Fixed popup about finished hospitalization popping up forever on observation if a patient has some procedures planned *Fixed doctors stuck reserved by deleted patients (after moving rooms, the doctors were reserved for a collapsed patient) *Fixed missing validation of patient accessibility after placing rooms ==Patch 18 - Project Hospital 1.1.17007 - September 12th, 2019== Hi all, while we continue working on new features, here's a quick minor patch that fixes some of the recently reported problems with gameplay or camera rotation. *added a specific rule for setting automatic UI scale in 1440 x 900 resolution *optimized GC memory access in a few game systems (should improve occassional micro-stuttering) *fixed positions of elevators not saved correctly for different camera directions so elevators on new floors could appear in wrong positions *fixed newly created prefabs starting with different orientation than expected when playing with a rotated camera *fixed collapsed patients on the floor not positioned correctly when playing with a rotated camera *fixed doctor's reservation incorrectly reset when a doctor from a clinic resuscitates a collapsed hospitalized patient *fixed 'writing reports' stuck active while the doctor is already going home *fixed a popup about janitor workspaces incorrectly popping up at radiology *fixed blood sometimes still rendered even if a stretcher was placed on top of it (which should clean the tile) *fixed mod data not correctly loaded when overriding certain original values in the database (like the list of rooms in examinations) *fixed broken ambulance parking in one community scenario by disabling required access to parking marker objects *[Steam] implemented re-reporting of achievements that failed to be sent to Steam the first time they got unlocked ==Patch 19 - Project Hospital 1.1.19 - October 30th, 2019== '''The Halloween Patch''' While we're finishing last features for Doctor Mode, we're still working on improvements and fixes based on feedback from the community - here's the latest batch with a few spooky surprises. :) '''Features''' *[Mod support] changed linking of rooms and procedures to tags so new departments can be added more easily *[Mod support] implemented support for custom icons for departments, skills and procedures *Updated all translations with latest fixes from community translators (thanks!) *Implemented portrait bubbles showing object reservation *Implemented a system that distributes hospitalized patient between exam units more evenly *Implemented better handling of priority of non-critical surgeries *Implemented doctor's rating and simple statistics in doctor's card *Balanced leveling of employees between different departments *Balanced employee and skill leveling *Enabled unlimited number of controlled patients *Some small UI improvements, mostly making three-state buttons more consistent *Enabled washing hands during bladder script also in kitchen sinks *useful for WCs in wards *Enabled stabilization procedure to start with only a doctor, waiting for a free nurse often looked like staff were neglecting patients *Enabled all examinations that don't need any equipment to be done directly at wards *Implemented a few configurable keyboard shortcuts (available in the launcher) *Implemented range of probabilities for surgery complications *Added a slot for future DLC levels to main menu *Added a few Halloween decorations *Zombies! '''Fixes''' *Fixed a bug causing one of the ambulances to spawn in broken state on certain maps when playing with rotated camera *Fixed XP and payment texts rendered at incorrect positions when playing with rotated camera *Fixed a problem with parking areas that were created using prefabs sometimes breaking parking area detection *Fixed collapse in bed requiring diagnostics and patient care roles (and not starting at trauma center when staff look idle) *Fixed nurses getting books to hospitalized lying patients chosen from random departments *Fixed surgeries easily broken by sending a patient to ICU while being operated on *Fixed an error in elevator lookup in case elevators got deleted while an employee with a stretcher was already on their way *Fixed a few more hidden errors ==Patch 20 - Project Hospital 1.1.16717 - November 26th, 2019== '''Doctor Mode DLC is out!''' We're happy to announce that Doctor Mode, the first DLC for Project Hospital is now out! - A new game mode: take over your doctors and oversee their cases - New handy visualizations of your patient's conditions and activities - Character editor to create your own employees - New equipment and decorations for (not only) doctor's offices - New insurance company and objectives - Three new customizable difficulty options - Quick tutorial - Big campaign level focused on doctor and hospital progress - Code blue function for assigning high priority to any patient - 8 new achievements! The DLC comes with an updated version of the game with quite a few fixes and improvements - here are the release notes: *Implemented better support for DLCs *Implemented automatic takeover of all patients which can be enabled for individual departments (new icon in management!) *Implemented three levels of notifications: popup/log/completely off *Implemented specific tooltips for hospitalization room statistics in departments statistics in hospital management card (different for emergency, ICU and specialized departments) *More variety in character portraits *Disabled payments for ambulances that have been disabled the whole day *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed lights not working correctly for objects in a few specific cases *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed bulldozer tool leaving behind one tile of the far side of walls (not visible until rotating the view) *Fixed employees sometimes showing no info about what they're reserved for *Fixed nurses sometimes stuck reserved forever *Fixed inconsistency in foundation edge price (it was possible to save a bit by building the edge first) *Fixed diagnosis in patient tooltip not showing 'none' if a patient has no diagnosis yet *Fixed overlap between select skill panel and statistics segment in doctor card *Fixed a few cases of overflowing texts in the UI ==Patch 21 - Project Hospital 1.1.17661 - December 3rd, 2019== *Fixed a hidden error that was causing weird behavior or stuck characters in a few different cases *Fixed missing examinations that uncover surgery complications in the unfiltered list of examinations (when playing with hidden diagnostic hints) *Fixed patients not automatically taken over after reception triage when the department is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed patients sometimes not automatically taken over after being brought in in an ambulance when emergency is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed a few treatments that would get stuck when performed at emergency with an ICU-qualified doctor *Fixed active department switching when typing age in character editor (when not using numpad to enter the age) *Fixed wrong tooltip for employee occupations in character editor *Fixed text overflow in hardcore difficulty panel in doctor mode *Fixed a couple of typos and one missing LOC text *Fixed moving beds possibly causing a false detection of a finished room in Tutorial 3 and blocking progress through the level *Fixed staff ignoring WCs/food from other departments if it's not marked staff only ==Patch 22 - Project Hospital 1.1.17901 - January 14th, 2020== First patch of the 2020's! :) A couple new features for modders and fixes of the recently discovered issues as usually. '''Features & changes''' *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for diagnoses only affecting one gender (new tag <MatchingGenderRef>) *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for departments with no hospitalization (new tag <NoHospitalization>) *Implemented sorting in tables *Enabled planning of examinations looking for medium hazard symptoms after a diagnosis gets confirmed only for medium and high certainty '''Fixes''' *Fixed an error triggered when moving lab shelves/cabinets and CTs and MRIs *Fixed composite object preview leaving behind ghostly attachments if a composite object gets deleted during move, fixed switching between building mode categories causing currently moved object to be deleted *Fixed sorting in load game panel causing immediate load if the same file is on the first position both when sorted alphabetically and according to date *Fixed a few French texts for object placement *Fixed maximal zoom-out in building mode resulting in visible stripe on the side of the screen in certain resolutions *Fixed early bird perk *Fixed objects graphics not positioned correctly for coffee machine, diploma, whiteboard *Fixed a typo in migraine symptom description id causing missing loc *Hotfixed deleted characters in bookmarked character list causing a hidden error *Fixed angiography panel not showing positioning hing for angiography screen (it only worked one way round) *Fixed a few procedures not available at ICU or Emergency (gastroscopy, gonioscopy, cbc sampling) *[CAMERA ROTATION] fixed object graphics not correctly updated when placing prefabs with rotated camera ==Patch 23 - March 10th== Hi all, while we keep working on and teasing new content on social media, here's an update with all the requested features and fixes we managed to implement in the meantime. We hope you find some useful tools these and it should be now easier to make your hospitals as efficient as possible. Thanks for your continued support and thanks to everybody who is still reporting the issues you come accross! '''Features & changes''' *Added surgery priority table *Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone *Cloud save support *Improved pathfinding (object selection using closest path distance, some optimizations) *Added a few sound effects for ICU, surgeries, defibrillation, improved a few animations *Clone tool in building mode for floors, walls and objects *Added simplified sonography and cardiography units to radiology to work as an alternative to having the units at individual departments *Allowed anesthesiologists from ICU to participate in surgeries at different departments *Keyboard shortcuts in building mode for selecting individual objects on a single tile *Implemented cleanup of examinations and treatments that can't be performed at a specific department when switching patients between departments *Implemented resizable employee selector panel, fixed gaps between portraits when the list has been filtered by workspace *Implemented waiting for receptionists at closest free 3x3 tile area (similar to patients overflowing from waiting rooms) *Implemented alternating colors to highlight objects that are both reserved by someone and blocked or missing a required attachment *Added a new notification for broken hospitalization when 'assist at surgery' role gets disabled for all doctors *Added three new loading tips *Added new label for doctors waiting for the next patient that's on his/her way (employee card says "Next patient is coming" instead of "Idle") *Small loading time and save size improvements *Updated Korean translation *Capped event rewards *Changed prestige bonus display in prestige tooltip to percentages *[MOD SUPPORT] enabled overriding character textures *[MOD SUPPORT] improved save check for content from uninstalled mods *[MOD SUPPORT] improved game-side detection of errors in mods when starting up [[File:P23a.png|thumb|Added surgery priority table]] '''Fixes''' *Disabled "complicated diagnosis" popup when there's only one available examination left *Fixed door graphics not updated when a door gets deleted *Fixed employees not correctly showing reservation when performing first aid *Fixed collapses not started when there's no hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed patients sent away by closing a department still waiting for clinic doctors *Fixed UI stuck after clicking a room in logistics with one of the cards with name panel open *Fixed events available even without hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed mod validation text in load panel stuck red after selecting files *Fixed free building not allowing to build with negative bank balance *Fixed costs shown as floating text with free building *Fixed paying for prefab doors twice *Fixed dragging over ui cancelling current action in building mode plus missing change from free building fix *Fixed inconsistent behavior in building mode when switching wall tools *Fixed random rotation of moved objects with attachments *Fixed operating table not able to attach to anesthesiology machine on trauma center if the anesthesiology machine was placed first *Fixed one half of stretchers causing objects placed next to it reporting they would block it [[File:P23b.png|thumb|Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone]] *Fixed character editor sometimes causing UI to get stuck when the name/age panels didn't get closed *Fixed character editor sometimes generating characters with glasses even if not selected by the player *Fixed schedule panel overlapping main panel when playing with modified UI scale *Fixed moving stretchers not correctly lit *Fixed spawned characters appearing in the table of controlled patients *Fixed changing departments allowed in a few cases where it made no sense *Fixed wrong animation assigned to 'speech listening' examination *Hotfixed surgeons stuck reserved by hospitalized patients, possibly after changing roles *Hotfixed stretchers stuck behind black ambulance *possibly only happening with old maps where the black ambulance got originally spawned at a position overlapping the stretcher spawn position *Hotfixed lab specialists sometimes stuck at the last equipment they used after finishing tests for a hospitalized patient *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance lens flare positions ==Patch 24 - April 22nd, 2020== Hi everybody, while we're approaching the release of Hospital Services DLC, here's one more big update with improvements, fixes and an overhauled Internal Medicine department. Yes, Project Hospital now has UNDO in building mode! Seriously though, this was one of the most complicated features to implement, so we'll appreciate if you let us know if it breaks in any specific circumstances. And it wouldn't be a Project Hospital update without a few camera rotation fixes. :) '''Features & changes''' *Internal medicine *updated diagnoses at internal medicine department, it will be now more challenging and more profitable (and more focused on pulmonary diseases) *Internal medicine *removed surgical procedures, added new specialized room with unique equipment and new procedures *Improved efficiency of Radiology by smarter examination planning by the AI doctors and by making the radiologists more patient at their workspace :) *Implemented UNDO in building mode *Implemented automatic taking away of ambulance patients when emergency is closed *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented check of procedures during load to catch files broken by uninstalled mods earlier (stable) *[MOD SUPPORT] Hotfixed collapse symptoms that don't lead to a procedure causing stuck characters, probably broken in one of the mods (or a combination of mods) out in the wild *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented automatic return to menu with reporting of errors if the game fails to load a save (changed but still installed mods breaking diagnoses for example), added check for diagnoses to the main save game check *[DOCTOR MODE] updated prices of doctor mode objects *Improved automatic UI scale for main panel in 1280 x 800 resolution *Implemented automatic cancellation of a few examinations when moving patient to ICU or trauma when there are faster alternatives available there (ECG, echo, USG) *Increased extended employee limit to 600 '''Fixes''' *Fixed replacing of a room with the same type of room but from a different department *Fixed rooms not always correctly marked as working after reopening closed departments *Fixed incorrectly reserved sofa in the 'inefficient' campaign level *Fixed missing head lamp in one of the examination animations *Fixed using dynamite/foundations over parking lots *Fixed events triggered right before midnight spawning patients stuck on impossible visit time *Fixed treatments planned by the player when a patient is coming to radiology breaking the radiology examination and getting technologists stuck *Fixed AI doctors sometimes unnecessarily planning two examinations both used to detect the same symptom (like USG and FAST) *Fixed nurses showing their own portrait on the patient list in their employee card while performing patient checkup *Fixed characters rotated during object use clipping through stuff, their orientation was used to determine whether they should be rendered in front or behind an object, using the object orientation instead *Fixed moving of objects with attachments not checking attachment placement and if it allow objects above, this could lead to the attachment being lost *Fixed event objective button causing insurance to open instead of event patients in some cases when loading first save after booting up the game *Set font family for Russian on mac to normal for all texts, bold is not really bold in the default font and is hard to read *Fixed CBC not available at the ICU *Fixed un-reservation of patient's bed when they are transported away (when they were not in their room their bed got stuck) *Implemented automatic cleanup of tmp files left among maps after unzipping *Fixed hospitalized patients performing 'free time' activities too often even when waiting for an examination *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed stat lab and waiting room info panels showing at correct position only with default camera orientation *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed objects selected for delete left highlighted after rotating the camera view *Fixed 'waiting for player' not popping up after transferring controlled patient with no planned procedures between departments *Implemented automatic switching of active department when clicking surgery table button in patient card so the surgery table opens for patient's department *Fixed disabled hiring for night shift when there's doctor assigned at day shift at the same workspace even if the day shift is not working completely *Fixed characters sometimes getting stuck when trying to switch to his/her workplace trough assign workplace button *Implemented reset of wrong diagnosis after an hour of blocking patient's doctor instead of returning to a waiting room '''Included in hotfix from 24.03.2020''' *Fixed dead characters with surgery priority set by the player blocking other surgeries *Fixed cloud saves not always correctly deleted from server *Fixed stuck characters caused by not selecting objects in a given room when on the same floor but when their path goes via the ground floor *Fixed hospitalized and released patients coming back by ambulance after being treated and released when they still have some lab tests running at midnight '''Included in hotfix from 19.03.2020''' *Fixed black ambulance stretcher positioning breaking the ambulance when unloading area is placed at the furthermost point *Fixed lying free time actions like asking for books using nurses without patient care role *Fixed missing bookcase in building mode catalogue for wards *Fixed radiologists from wrong shift could be selected for usg when offloaded to radiology *Fixed names for cardio and sono at radiology in all languages *Fixed negative modifiers from critical needs not reset *Fixed mandatory equipment set as recommended for cardio & sono at radiology *Fixed scrubbing sink not tagged as normal sink and not used outside of ORs *Fixed doctors sometimes stuck reserved with other doctor's patient *this could happen when multiple doctors are serving way past their shift and one of them gets released from doctor mode, then the doctor who belongs on the current shift will return and take back their patients *and if one of the patients is still around waiting for another player-controlled doctor, the patient could get stolen *Fixed characters without workspace sent to 0, 0 after commuting to work, no workspace pop up pops up instead *Fixed shortcuts from management to prefabs not working when clicking the icons *Fixed 'exposed to weather' modifier applied to characters walking over planned rooms outside *Improved arm/leg cast/orthosis cz description *Hotfixed interview stuck on a deleted reserved object *Hotfixed transports of patients on deleted stretchers *[DOCTOR MODE] fixed doctor mode blinking red when some of the critical patients are only spawned ==Patch 25 - April 27th, 2020== ''Hi everybody, a new patch is out, mostly with fixes related to Hospital Services and new features from patch 24. Thanks again for reporting the problems, it really helps us fix them as quickly as possible!'' '''Fixes''' *Fixed active department applied to all objects on the active floor during undo, breaking workspace assignment (included in hotfix from 25th April) *Hotfixed an error in logistics UI caused by characters with workspaces but no home room *Fixed janitors still reserving workspaces after their room gets deleted *Fixed resetting workspace after discarding undo *Fixed duplicate cardiology skill in skill selector *Fixed radiologists sometimes escaping their patients (added patient check to radiologist during lunch time) *Fixed LOC_ID errors in names of objects from Doctor Mode when Doctor Mode isn't installed *Fixed wrong icon shown in hiring card for gift shop vendor *Fixed blocked hiring of second gift shop vendor *Unlocked new deparmtents in challenge levels *Fixed pharmacy desk graphics *Fixed a typo in Essential thrombocythemia LOC *Fixed don't cross barrier set to blocking *Changed EMG in study room prefab to PC *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed go to button in popups not correctly centering rotated camera on patientsg rotated camera on patients ==Patch 26 - May 6th, 2019== ''Hi everybody, let us take this opportunity to thank all the new players that joined us this weekend, we're amazed by the interest in both Project Hospital and the newly released Hospital Services DLC! Here's one more patch fixing recently discovered issues, thanks again to everybody who took their time to send us a bug report!'' '''Changes''' *Enabled shortest path distance for selecting employees to tend to collapsed patients *Enabled undo for 'add perimeter walls' button *Enabled undo for moving rooms *Implemented automatic panel UI scale rules for resolutions around 1680 x 1050 to fix overlapping icons '''Fixes''' *Fixed a recently introduced performance issue related to memory allocations (causing frequent microstuttering) *Fixed pharmacy and gift shop sometimes stuck reserved by a patient who has left *Fixed training stuck if employee's trained skill gets removed by the player (possibly by assigning the employee to a different department) *Fixed training script stuck with multiple projectors *Fixed training - projector activity without a projector *Fixed stuck training scripts still reserving chairs *Fixed staff at pathology not filling needs because of patients with critical symptoms *Hotfixed bucket carts stuck reserved after janitors pick another cart (probably after deleting their room) *Hotfixed broken attachments on broken composite objects *Fixed generation technologist without specialization in character editor *Fixed compression wraps not starting for hospitalized patients at specialized departments *Fixed ice wrap not allowed at internal medicine department *Fixed peritoneal fluid analysis sampling not allowed at ICU *Fixed incorrect cafeteria minimum size detection *Fixed wrong observation and regular ward decal name *Fixed diagnoses percentage showing different values in diagnosis table *Fixed text overlap in department statistics panel *Fixed a typo in cz, 'parto' instead of 'patro' *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance parking not correctly highlighted when placing foundations with rotated camera *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed undo misplacing objects when undoing a delete action with rotated camera ==Patch 27 - June 4th, 2020== ''Hi everybody, a new patch is out with fixes for most of the recently reported issues and a few new features and tweaks. Surprisingly, it looks like there have been no new camera rotation issues discovered this time. :)'' '''Changes''' *Implemented clinic and hospitalized roles for lab procedures (these previously only worked for radiologists/technologists in specialized units) *Implemented doctors assigned by the player not automatically switched when balancing doctor's workload at the clinic *Added confirmation window for sending patients home, not for dead patients *Changed treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome to TRT_DOCTOR'S_RECOMMENDATIONS, changed also in proper sequence *Switched default sorting of saved games to latest first following a survey we did on social media *Added edge scrolling as an option, added tweakables for fine-tuning *Updated internal medicine departments in sandbox and campaign levels (operating theatres replaced by special procedures units) *Lowered the number of required doctors at internal medicine from 3 to 1 *[MOD SUPPORT] implemented moddable 'difficulty settings' tweakables for payments, collapse timers and 'always showing all diagnoses' *[MOD SUPPORT] resized door texture to have twice as many slots '''Fixes''' *Fixed pharmacists incorrectly called pharmacologists :) *Fixed neurology not available to be selected for technologists *Fixing characters preferring indoor paths even when coming from the outside *Fixed satisfaction modifiers like exposed to weather not reset for night shift staff *Fixed room access rights not always correctly applied when selecting objects *Fixed unplugged delete prefab button *Fixed extending of rooms not allowed for rooms with overall limit like service office *Fixed unnecessary undo snapshot created every frame when placing prefabs causing extra allocations causing stuttering *Fixed ambulance parking showing red area when dragging foundations on floors above it *Fixed drawing a room over a part of another room stealing all objects for the active department *Fixed new colored floor lines not connecting to existing ones after load *Fixed cost in one of the parts of angiography machine causing double refund *Fixed only one visitors lounge used at each department *Fixed dead patients still getting negative satisfaction modifiers when sent away *Fixed dead patients shown forever in untreated patients table *Fixed characters stuck/not going to common room when their room is destroyed *Fixed level up message about janitors mentioning first specialization while it's not added (there's no skill to be selected without hospital services dlc) *Fixed popup about no workspace not correctly popping up since undo was introduced *Fixed supervisor not updating when switching character department, updated janitor chief selection *Fixed rounding errors causing 1% skill lower level shown for characters after training *Fixed three locked tiles left behind after moving parking *Fixed one wrong animation set in the sequence for MIEP *Fixed workshop scenarios disappearing after loading a game, returning to main menu and reopening new game dialog *Fixed only one special procedures unit at internal medicine used, the first one was always selected regardless of whether it was free *Fixed free technologists at radiology not selected for a patient if technologists at their department exist but are busy or only at another shift *Fixed janitors getting their workspace reset when leaving a closed department *Fixed tables ending out of bounds and displaying incorrect data when switching for example to a different department after scrolling down *Fixed patients that still have critical symptoms considered treated if the diagnosis has been treated *Fixed planned surgeries at ICU blocking night shift staff at a department that can't perform surgeries over night *Fixed waiting rooms with more invalidity flags allowed to be selected as closest valid room to a unit, for example when both inaccessible and not on foundations *Fixed overflowing text in some languages in popups *Fixed an error when deleting giftshop with visitors still coming in *Fixed office chairs allowed to be used as sofas *Fixed positioning of a couple of decorative objects when placed on another objects *Hotfixed beds left reserved by dead patients (seen once) *Fixed bacteremia in campylobacteriosis *added exm and trt *Fixed wrong lab test assigned to Campylobacteriosis *Added general surgery spec & room tag for trt_bronchodilators *Removed home treatment from asbestosis diagnosis *Fixed wrong tag preventing trauma center from giving leg casts *Removed treatment for hemoptysis (was nsaids), also removed nsaids from respective sequences *Allowed urgent blood analysis at radiology cardio unit *Fixed symptom stiffness in the neck *added neurology spec to prescribe list *it will be prescribed at neurology and executed at orthopaedy *Set pulmonary hypertension due blood clots to require hospitalization *Fixed a few typos in English texts *Updated minimum number of nurses in nurses station description *Updated character state description for dead patients (removed Dead, dead) *Changed tutorial texts for character card to mention 8 last selected characters instead of 6 *Fixed size in waiting room prefab description *Updated description for pleural effusion symptom *Fixed non-localized level label in hiring card *Disabled replacing special characters by underscores in naming panels in character card '''Included in hotfix from 13.05.2020''' *Fixed bulding a new floor after an undo-able action breaking rooms *Fixed cleaning carts sometimes stuck not reserved but not deletable *[Hospital Services] Fixed a couple of cases of characters or chairs stuck after training *[Hospital Services] Fixed pharmacy or gift shop getting stuck after a few ingame days *[Hospital Services] Fixed gift shop stuck if there isn't enough shelves *[Hospital Services] Fixed only one gift shop vendor serving customers 1671af2213f1adf47a0e79d1a1f89ac451b37ee8 1105 1104 2020-06-15T22:59:58Z Torcai 30621698 Updated to patch 28 wikitext text/x-wiki All patches and updates released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263 - October 31st, 2018== Hi all! First, big thanks to everybody playing the game and especially to all of you who reported issues. It's really appreciated, as we're trying to fix as many of them as soon as possible. Here are release notes for our first patch: *Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *Set music to always loop. *Small fixes in medical database and texts. ==Patch 2 - Project Hospital 1.0.14276 - November 2nd, 2018== Second patch is out with more fixes! *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to rooms). *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to objects outside of map). *Fixed inconsistent highlighting of elevator placement. *Enabled elevator placement outside (automatically builds foundations below). *Fixed popup for 'department not able to diagnose a patient' popping up when laboratory test are still running. *Small fixes in texts. *A Mac version built using Unity 2018 is available on beta branch, this should fix missing support for retina displays/resolutions. ==Patch 3 - Project Hospital 1.0.14303 - November 2nd, 2018== One more patch for the weekend! *Fixed some values in options not saved (most importantly UI scale). *Fixed one case of pathfinding stuck trying to use an inaccessible elevator. *Fixed a rare case of ambulances stuck in fastest time scale. *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in a fired doctor's office. *Fixed technologists in lab on occasion stuck using sink forever. *Fixed a few min room sizes. *Fixed antidepressants not allowed to be prescribed for patients on observation. *Fixed MRI and CT allowed right next to a wall. *Fixed MRI price. *A few small changes to decrease difficulty in tutorial 3. *Small fixes in texts. ==Patch 4 - Project Hospital 1.0.14331 - November 5th, 2018== Patch 4 is up! *Feature: much improved highlighting of rooms with problems. *Feature: added warnings about department problems to main panel. *Fixed two cases of broken stretchers causing patients to get stuck waiting in bed. *Fixed radiologists sometimes ignoring patients for the rest of the day after taking a break. *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck waiting for a fired doctor. *Fixed required room sizes of diagnostic units. *Fixed number of technologists not shown on the hospitalization panel in management mode. *Fixed collapse system not safe against deleting defibrillators. *Fixed a few symptom/diagnosis issues. *Fixed the (maybe not bug, but still annoying) problem with patients with planned urine sampling stuck at the doctor's waiting for a free toilet on the same floor. *Small fixes in texts. *Updated translations for the included languages (more are on the way, like Italian, Russian or Korean, big thanks to our hard working volunteer translators!). ==Patch 5 - Project Hospital 1.0.14398 - November 9th, 2018== Hi all, once again big thanks to everybody who keeps reporting issues, it really helps! We seem to be on a good track when it comes to catching the most critical ones - and hopefully, starting with the next patch, we'll be able to start including more and more of the planned or requested improvements. *Upgraded engine to Unity 2018.2 to bring proper retina display support on Mac and hopefully fix a few. crashes/green screen issues related to Unity. *Added automatic cancelling of procedures that a doctor can't prescribe when the player manually switches a patient's doctor. *Updated cost of radiology prefabs. *Improved efficiency of radiology waiting rooms in case there's one shared waiting room for the whole department. *Improved the 'couldn't sit' satisfaction modifier, it's not applied at the reception anymore. *Fixed one case of stuck paramedics. *Fixed characters sometimes stuck during defibrillation when there was only one available defibrillator. *Fixed one more rare case of broken stretchers blocking patient transfers. *Fixed elevators not working correctly if there was more than 16 of them. *Fixed examination list not immediately updated after switching a patient's department by hand. *Fixed a hidden error in patients waiting for player but with no finished procedures. *Fixed a hidden error when cancelling hospitalization on a patient walking to bed. *Fixed load button in main menu starting loading even with no map selected. *Fixed 'buy ambulance' objective sometimes requiring two ambulances to be placed. *Fixed nurses allowed to do free time activities but not fill their needs at departments with patients who require care. *Minor fixes in the UI (wrong tooltips, text truncation etc.). *Minor fixes in texts (medical accuracy, missing information in a few tooltips). ==Patch 6 - Project Hospital 1.0.14523 - November 15th, 2018== *Selecting ICU treatment automatically switches patient's department to ICU. *Doctors prescribe more treatments for symptoms causing discomfort. *Implemented new music track for events and critical situations. *Implemented immediate transport by the same ambulance when sending away patients who just arrived and are waiting for a free trauma center. *Simplified some steps in tutorial 3, fixed undesired collapses during the tutorial. *Improved a lot of text boxes and tooltips to better support localization and longer texts. *Removed unused message types from options. *Fixed main treatment for a diagnosis sometimes not applied for patients with wrong diagnosis. *Fixed looping sounds sometimes not paused with the game (for example when popups pause the game). *Fixed hidden patients shown in patient's table with some filters. *Fixed shifts not shown for janitors in table of employees. *Fixed sofas stuck reserved when deleting doors while a character is already walking to the sofa. *Fixed a few specific errors causing characters getting stuck while deleting rooms during collapses or medicine and food delivery. *Fixed patients stuck when their room got deleted right when they were about to be released. *Fixed a couple more hidden errors. ==Patch 7 - Project Hospital 1.0.14611 - November 23rd, 2018== *More translations are now included: Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian. *Implemented moving of tables with equipment on top, [CTRL] can be used to pick up individual objects like before. *Added more info to reserved staff and staff performing examinations and treatments. *Added room name to status bar when hovering over rooms in management mode. *Split messages about patients waiting for examination/treatment into 'waiting for bed' and 'waiting for transport'. *Switched autosave to only alternate between two files. *Disabled reset of employee roles if their room/office got deleted. *Disabled display of daily schedule items related to hospitalization when there's only clinic. *Allowed staff without a workspace to go home after a while instead of spending the whole shift in common room. *Switched second half of tutorial 3 to a simplified version. *Fixed nurses and technologists not getting a specialization when leveling up. *Fixed janitors sometimes blocking equipment in exam rooms by leaving their carts right next to an object. *Fixed placement of objects allowed even if a required slot on a neighboring tile wasn't accessible (for example exam table and dialysis machine). *Fixed a couple of specific cases of characters stuck (collapses, fired staff, deleted rooms). *Fixed missing lab analyzer in general surgery unit prefab. *Fixed ICU not triggered correctly during collapse if the player has also prescribed it. *Fixed a few issues with examinations and treatments (vasolidators and bandage not available at the ICU, palpitations not discoverable at the ICU; treatments for injury to he chest, injury to the collarbone, mandibular injury). *More minor UI/hidden error fixes. ==Patch 8 - Project Hospital 1.0.14691 - December 6th, 2018== *New translations: Italian and Chinese (Simplified) *Increased manual UI scale range *Implemented zoom in/out using numpad [+] and [-] *Implemented run in background, added to options *Added maximum number of floors to tweakables.xml *Added zoom range to tweakables.xml *Optimized update after placing items in building mode *Fixed texture quality settings not saved *Fixed a rare bug with decals button in building mode switching to ambulances *Fixed tooltips displayed close to the right edge of the screen flickering in certain resolutions *Fixed objects stuck reserved after scheduling treatments on patients with an examination already reserved *Fixed patients stuck in a waiting room when all doctors in nearby offices are fired *Fixed elevators broken by deleting their doors *Fixed toilets outside of rooms considered usable *Fixed PCs moved with tables leaving behind another workspace *Fixed a couple of treatments not available everywhere where needed *Fixed a rare error causing an infinite popup about ambiguous diagnosis *Fixed patients from events sometimes assigned to a disabled insurance company *Fixed manual selection of ICU allowed for patients without a diagnosis *Fixed blood ignored by janitors in rooms only one tile wide *Fixed cardiography unit prefab for Internal Medicine department *Fixed a couple more internal errors *Attempted a blind fix for broken portrait rendering on Mac *Attempted a blind fix for a rare green screen in main menu ==Patch 9 - Project Hospital 1.0.14725 - December 11th, 2018== A quick patch mostly to quickly address the ambulance placement issue in a few scenarios that got introduced in patch 8. *Fixed regression bug preventing ambulances to be placed in certain levels *Fixed cancelling of objects move would place the object back on incorrect floor *Fixed a rare hidden error in events *Optimized janitor behavior and room selection ==Patch 10 - Project Hospital 1.0.14766 - December 18th, 2018== One more patch before the holidays! :) *New translations: Dutch and Japanese! *Fixed info about running procedures not displayed for clinic doctors *Fixed a hidden error preventing assigning employees between departments *Fixed examination availability in patient's card sometimes not updated when switching departments *Fixed anesthesiologists possibly sitting on a wrong stool in the OR if there are multiple stools *Fixed a rare error during a couple of treatments *Fixed a regression: doctors from on call room could be assigned to certain clinic patients *Fixed a regression: prefab preview flickering since the update to Unity 2018 *Hotfixed objects stuck reserved by employees who are at home (on load and every hour) ==Patch 11 - Project Hospital 1.0.14826 - January 8th, 2019== Hi all, before jumping straight to the usual release notes - happy new year everybody and big thanks to all the new players that joined us during the winter sale and especially to everybody who still took their time to send us bug reports, it really helps, especially when trying to catch some of the rare issues! *Fixed a regression: hidden error in doctors with no workspace causing patients of a specific department to keep waiting forever *Fixed characters from events sometimes allowed to despawn over midnight while the event is still running *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck on despawned patients *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck when leaving an examination with technologists while they don't have a doctor *Fixed doctors in rare cases stuck reserved by a patient who has already left *Fixed a hidden error in case of switching doctor's skills during surgery *Fixed nurses stuck with stretcher when their patient got despawned (race condition with paramedics?) *Fixed nurse stuck in an animation when reserved right after delivering food *Fixed exam tables with blocked stretcher access point not causing the room to be unusable *Fixed wrong price evaluation when building walls over walls in nw-se direction *Fixed a rare case of patients getting up from ambulance stretcher on arrival *Fixed janitors leaving carts behind when their department gets closed *Fixed patients not transported away from closed departments in a couple of specific cases (like waiting for a bed, still physically at another department) *Fixed a couple of procedures not available in some situations (plasmapheresis, antidiarrheals) *Fixed a few typos in texts *Added another fallback pass to pathfinding - stuck patients will ignore access rights instead of getting completely stuck ==Patch 12 - Project Hospital 1.0.14958 - January 25th, 2019== Hi all, while we're working on some bigger UI improvements (we'll be soon sending new texts to translators so we can get everything ready in as many languages as possible), we're of course also paying attention to the reported issues, so here are a few fixes as usually. *Updated all translations to the latest version from github *Disabled locking of areas on above the ground floors (building above ambulance parking lot is now possible) *Disabled 'good boss' perk for other occupations than doctors *Implemented receptionist perks affecting patients *Improved workload tracking for radiology rooms and examination units *Allowed examinations that discover surgery complications to be planned in patient's card even when already done previously *Allowed nurses with stretchers to ignore objects if they get stuck *Fixed events not available in campaign levels *Fixed janitors ignoring blood when cleaning areas of other departments *Fixed patients on ICU sometimes re-transported to their own bed for examination *Fixed moved objects in building mode disappearing when switching to different categories while already moving an object *Fixed preview of attachment object stuck on when placing composite objects in case the previous object with attachment was deleted during move *Fixed a rare case of nurses stuck going to stretcher *Fixed changing of department possible when it shouldn't be allowed (in case player opened the department selection panel already, for example right before patient transport) *Fixed dead and misdiagnosed patients counted only in department statistics, not overall hospital statistics *Fixed various issues in the medical database (skill for ethanol doses, rooms for chelation therapy, bacteremia discovery, too hardcore collapse timers on cardiac arrest symptoms, unstable blood pressure moved to high hazard, a few treatments were not allowed on ICU, ...) *Fixed a couple of cases of broken stretchers stuck in the scene *Fixed a couple of hidden errors *Fixed a few typos in tooltips ==Patch 13 - Project Hospital 1.0.15215 - February 14th, 2019== And we were expecting this patch to be just a few quick fixes. :) *Added new translations: Polish and Hungarian, made the language list in options scrollable *Implemented skipping of procedures that have been waiting for a long time, added specific info about what a procedure is waiting for *Improved workload tracking, implemented room workload display as text, implemented workload tracking for labs *Added a summary of workload shown after every shift *Improved priorities of surgeries between patients *Implemented smooth fadeout of patients on stretchers in elevators *Implemented automatic hiding of objects when placing walls *Implemented a notification about employees without any allowed roles *Implemented specific handling and notifications about patients in broken beds (for example with a deleted bedside cabinet) *Implemented reset of roles and a switch of clothing style when assigning employees to workspaces in a different type of room *Implemented deleting saved games from the load game dialog *Patient portraits are also shown on reserved operating tables in management *Staff prefer staff-only rooms if available (like wc) *Characters with stretchers strongly prefer indoor routes even when the route is longer *Increased default staff limit to 250 (we'll need to update the recommended hardware requirements to match, but no major change) *Increased overall sound volume *A few small UI improvements *Fixed a regression: deletion of user-created prefabs wasn't working *Fixed scrolling not working on certain touchpads *Fixed bulldozing objects sometimes leaving one half behind *Fixed interns allowed in on-call rooms *Fixed patients not hidden when reserving an ambulance *Fixed first treatment in treatment sequence shown in diagnosis table instead of main symptom treatment *Fixed chief doctor UI incorrectly shown at radiology *Fixed neurologist (technologist) not correctly shown in the management UI *Fixed defibrillation sometimes running for too long *Fixed certain characters not reacting immediately to being assigned to a different department *Fixed first ambulance patients sometimes spawning one day too late *Fixed patients in a deleted waiting room sometimes stuck standing up and sitting down for a while *Fixed one more case of technologists in lab stuck *Fixed re-setup of patients coming back after wrong diagnosis but by an ambulance *Fixed floor material not automatically added to the floor above when adding foundations on ground floor of a multi-floor building *Fixed a bug in rendering when blood was turned off *Fixed decals not accessible when building mode was activated for the first time by clicking rooms in management *Fixed radiology examinations not planned to discover surgery complication symptoms *Fixed a couple of database issues (treatments at ICU etc.) ==Patch 14 - Project Hospital 1.0.15420 - March 14th, 2019== Despite a small medical crisis among our tech team, bugs are still being fixed :) *Fixed a regression: staff not using objects in green/blue rooms when there's a designated staff-only area (this was affecting water dispensers or washing hands) *Fixed a regression: surgeries sometimes stuck reserved by a lower-priority patient *Fixed objects allowed to be picked up from the areas outside of hospital property *Fixed one case of procedure reservation state not correctly displayed for hospitalized patients *Fixed doctors walking to wrong position if they started an examination while still in the examination room with previous patient and the next patient was being delivered there *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting rooms where a procedure was currently being performed *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting beds while a nurse was performing the patient care procedure *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting anesthesiology machine while a patient was on the way to trauma center to be stabilized *Fixed a rare case of medicine delivery stuck running the whole afternoon *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in 'being checked by a nurse' while the nurse has been freed already *Fixed eye test patient animation (gloves were automatically added to all examination animations, but this one is not played by a doctor) *Fixed a couple of procedures not allowed in specific situations (liver medication on ICU, chest auscultation for patients hospitalized at general surgery) *Fixed 'couldn't wash hands' modifier reset too late *Fixed objects assigned as night shift workspaces not allowed to be deleted in closed departments *Increased time technologists spend idle at their desk before running to common room ==Project Hospital 1.1 is out! - Project Hospital 1.1.16207 - May 30th, 2019== We're happy to announce Project Hospital 1.1, a major update with some of the most requested features, user experience improvements and Workshop support! This update contains roughly four months of work, already in production during the last two patches - because of the nature of the new features and content it made sense to test and balance everything together. We really hope you enjoy the new version and we're looking forward to what you come up with for the workshop! So, thanks for your patience, let's move to the release notes :) '''Custom content support update''' *Improved mod support for creating graphical assets *Creating scenarios in game *[Steam Workshop] Sharing mods *[Steam Workshop] Sharing scenarios '''"First impressions" update''' *Improved menus *Loading tips *Preview screenshots and more info about saved games *Video background in main menu *Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen) [[File:11a.png|thumb|Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen)]] '''UI''' *New workspace panels in management *Updated management interface with new shared rooms category *New hiring UI with more categories (**don't forget to click on individual workspaces to open hiring card!**), indication of required specializations for all professions *Department statistics with room workloads, prestige, patient details and procedure info *Polished hospital statistics, added yesterday's statistics panel *Tooltips for symptoms in table of diagnoses *More keyboard shortcuts (departments mapped to 1-9, DEL for bulldozer tool, ...) *Cleaned up buttons in tool panels in building mode *Notifications have configurable colors *A couple of new notifications on the main panel for trying to hire characters to a room they're not allowed *More info about why an ambulance can't be placed (for example on an above-the ground floor, this was surprisingly easy to miss) *Exam units show patient portraits when a procedure is running there *Added info about required hospitalization to surgery tooltips *(Plus a lot of small quality-of-life improvements in the UI) [[File:11b.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] [[File:11c.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] '''Gameplay''' *New insurance company objectives and rewards (more varied and hopefully more fun, more challenging in the late game *for example performing surgeries, saving patients after collapses) *New laboratories department shared between other departments (Hematology, Histology and Microbiology labs with some new equipment) *Sharing more rooms, for example sharing common rooms between departments for free time and staff lunch *Added maximum number of insurance companies contracted at once, balanced to send similar numbers of patients as the original insurance companies *Smooth ranges of patient numbers sent by insurance companies according to prestige *Random events *Improved rules for making events available after unlocking, all departments are no more needed *Added detection that patient's doctor doesn't have diagnostics role allowed *Night clinic *Patients leave after not being seen for too long, not only when clinic closes *Implemented moving patients waiting at reception to a waiting room if shifts have changed and there's no receptionist *Releasing patients from observation back to clinic if they're not at risk anymore, added a couple of notifications *Receptionist is a proper employee role now *Improved rules for which roles are available where (anesthesiology, reception) *Staff limit can be increased to 400 in options (only attempt this if you have at least the recommended hardware) *Staff counter on main panel blinks when trying to hire an employee and the employee limit has been reached *Improved visual side of characters entering/exiting elevators (timing, fade in, fixed overlapping) *Improved handling of priorities on Trauma and Observation *Implemented specific detection of procedures not available to be prescribed at a certain department (not only when a specific doctor doesn't have the required skill) *New notification for not enough stretchers to transport all patients at a department *Idle characters without workspace now show it as their status in their card *Updated tutorials and dependency tree visualization to match updated mechanics *Disabled releasing patients during the night, they'll wait for the morning *Implemented leveling up anesthesiology also by resuscitating collapsed patients *If a patient dies, this counts in statistics of the department where their diagnosis belongs, not ICU where they usually end up after a collapse *Disabled department change to radiology for nurses and doctors [[File:11d.png|thumb|Labs]] '''Building''' *Rooms in management mode can be used as a planning tool (before constructing foundations) *Move room tool (available under prefabs) *Automatically hiding objects when building/deleting walls *When placing a prefab that will add foundations underneath, the visualization is now consistent with using the foundations tool *A new notification on the main panel for 'out of funds' *More colors for doors '''Fixes''' *Fixed planned procedures not cancelled if one of the reserved employees gets fired *Fixed few issues with closing departments (for example janitors currently in a bathroom wouldn't return their carts) *Fixed missing department state update when switching certain roles *Fixed janitor's portraits sometimes incorrectly showing up in management mode in rooms they're cleaning *Fixed broken layout of symptoms panel in patient's card in case there's more than 16 symptoms *Fixed dirty environment satisfaction modifier applied to characters way too late *Fixed portraits of patients shown above lab equipment rendered also on incorrect floors *Fixed wrong floor type applied when destroying foundations on above-the-ground floors *Fixed radiologist's too impatient behavior when idle *Fixed patients going to their department's waiting room even if another department's lab is processing their sample *Fixed patients without planned examinations slowing down waiting rooms by waiting for their original doctor *Fixed table of employees stuck with wrong filter in a couple of cases *Fixed lab procedures sometimes stuck in the 'sampling finished' state for hospitalized patients *Fixed a couple of treatments not available at ICU *Fixed bladder not kept reset for immobile HDU patients *Fixed a couple of hidden errors in specific procedures *Fixed collapse script sometimes selecting doctors according to incorrect hospitalization type *Fixed tables errorong out on invalid data when opened while another save was being loaded *Fixed url on the bug reporting button in main menu (was using the wrong top level domain after changes on forumotion's side) *Fixed 'no workspace' notification popping up for fired employees *Fixed automatic switch to new automatically created departments (this would affect old saves where the lab department gets automatically created) *Fixed sinks allowed to be placed on bins but then immediately deleted *Fixed popups blinking when pressing escape *Fixed total satisfaction not recalculated when patients respawn for their second visit, fixed satisfaction not always updated when modifiers get reset *Fixed reserved tiles allowed to be selected to be cleaned by janitors (so they don't wipe collapsed patients) *Fixed examination availability not updated when AI switches (hospitalized) patient's department *Fixed an error if a patient is sent away while the paramedic who originally brought them is still walking through the hospital *Fixed rotation of multiple rooms in prefabs *Fixed examination list in patient card not updated if a department that provides some of the procedures gets closed *Fixed radiologists not showing patient and examination in their card when running examinations on clinic patients *Fixed bladder/food scripts cancelled when cancelling planned treatments when patient is filling needs *Fixed popups previously moved by the player appearing on top of ingame menu, fixed menu not opened by escape if a popup is active ==Patch 15 - Project Hospital 1.1.16229 - June 5th, 2019== Hi all, we're happy and relieved to see that the release of 1.1 went smoothly, but there were still a few issues we wanted to address as soon as possible, especially the problem with language selection not loaded correctly on startup. So, thanks for all the feedback and bug reports, here's a small patch to address the recent issues. Also, the workshop page has started to fill with new scenarios and mods, make sure to check them out! :) *Fixed a regression: [Steam only] language settings not correctly loaded *Fixed sandbox options not applied when playing a scenario *Fixed radiologists available for hire always regenerated during load *Fixed queue in a waiting room stuck on reserved info TV when deleting waiting rooms while patients are being called *Fixed operating rooms from different department used when the one from patients department is free but on a different floor *Fixed patients (rarely) released from observation with a reserved technologist *Fixed lab delivery script (rarely) stuck on fired and later deleted technologists *Fixed duplicate insurance company reward in "uninsured" ==Patch 16 - Project Hospital 1.1.16350 - June 20th, 2019== No rest for the wicked! :) Here's a few more small improvements and fixes of recently discovered bugs. Thanks to everybody who still took their time to report issues and send suggestions! *Enabled free building in tutorial levels as it was possible to run out of money when building recklessly *Disabled shortcuts for switching departments in tutorials, it was possible to get stuck using these *Disallowed placement of PCs on the wrong side of the second work desk *Set all tables (patients, staff, symptoms) to only expand downwards *Implemented floor rendering automatically taking in account extra floors, so tall workshop scenarios work in unmodded game *Increased the maximum number of floating texts in the scene (sometimes XPs weren't shown for all characters in huge hospitals) *Fixed USG and cardio technologist shown in management UI for night shift at a couple of departments that don't need them *Fixed broken UI of the load game panel when opened before saving any games *Fixed random events silently erroring out if there's no night shift at the clinic *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck with patient that's transported away but doesn't exist anymore *Fixed check of patient's department failing when patient's room gets deleted *Fixed skill points not awarded during angiography procedure *Fixed a rare case of stuck events *Fixed hospitalization locked in big hospital scenarios in sandbox ==Patch 17 - Project Hospital 1.1.16587 - July 31st, 2019== '''The camera rotation patch''' '''Camera rotation''' *Implemented camera rotation in normal game mode, building mode and management mode *Updated all campaign and sandbox levels so they look the part from all camera angles :) [[File:P17.gif|thumb|Camera rotation]] '''Localization''' *Korean translation is now included in the game *Updated translations to latest versions from github '''Gameplay''' *[CHANGE] Two surgery nurses are now required at each department to have more control over surgical teams *[CHANGE] Implemented trauma stabilization role for nurses *Implemented more even distribution of patients between clinic doctors (prioritized by room workload) *Implemented free time and lunch for janitors, allowed janitors to have the hard working perk *Implemented immediate switch of dress code colors when switching employee's department *Implemented a rule that marks a room inaccessible for patients also if all tiles are inaccessible, not only if some of the equipment is *Enabled releasing patients from trauma regardless of time of day *Implemented a restriction so the hardworking perk can't be combined with the scholar perk *Added chief doctors for employees on radiology and lab department to be taken from emergency *Implemented bonus from studying also for technologists *Implemented inaccessibility evaluation for blue rooms if accidentally marked in red *Implemented cap of the number of reports that doctors write at the end of the day (max 10) *Implemented a notification about inaccessible elevators *Implemented a notification about patients who are about to leave the clinic *Enabled level up notifications for all (not only bookmarked) characters '''UI''' *[OPTIONS] Added daylight to building mode *[OPTIONS] Implemented separate UI scale for main panel *Added scrolling arrows to lists of examinations/treatments in patient card when there's more than one page (for players without a mouse wheel) *Implemented sorting of save files by name or date *Enabled all hospitalizations to be always listed in treatment list (was based on symptom hazard and somewhat restrictive) *Implemented third state of transparency button: transparent objects; updated tooltip '''Fixes''' *Fixed 'unlock all departments' not applied when playing custom scenarios *Fixed event notification not popping up after declining random event *Fixed normal bed on ICU only needing live support *Fixed a hidden error when deleting an event message *Fixed elevator foundations only placed on the ground floor *Fixed broken doors in elevators (saved with old versions of the game) breaking bulldozer tool *Fixed a rare case of two doctors stuck waiting for each other to finish commuting *Fixed a hidden error in patients without a doctor with both exm and trt planed, going to a radiologist *Fixed patients leaving the hospital from the loo with no payment *Fixed employee selection (employee list activated via the button on the side) for a workspace in an office that's already taken *Fixed janitors selecting inaccessible dirty tiles (a rare but possible situation) and getting stuck *Fixed global script manager not reset on exit to menu (scripts could survive until some global events get fired in the next map) *Fixed elevator selection not taking in account elevator accessibility on destination floor when staring on the ground floor *Fixed bed panels in logistics not sorted from back to front *Fixed stroke not detectable on emergency *Fixed popup about finished hospitalization popping up forever on observation if a patient has some procedures planned *Fixed doctors stuck reserved by deleted patients (after moving rooms, the doctors were reserved for a collapsed patient) *Fixed missing validation of patient accessibility after placing rooms ==Patch 18 - Project Hospital 1.1.17007 - September 12th, 2019== Hi all, while we continue working on new features, here's a quick minor patch that fixes some of the recently reported problems with gameplay or camera rotation. *added a specific rule for setting automatic UI scale in 1440 x 900 resolution *optimized GC memory access in a few game systems (should improve occassional micro-stuttering) *fixed positions of elevators not saved correctly for different camera directions so elevators on new floors could appear in wrong positions *fixed newly created prefabs starting with different orientation than expected when playing with a rotated camera *fixed collapsed patients on the floor not positioned correctly when playing with a rotated camera *fixed doctor's reservation incorrectly reset when a doctor from a clinic resuscitates a collapsed hospitalized patient *fixed 'writing reports' stuck active while the doctor is already going home *fixed a popup about janitor workspaces incorrectly popping up at radiology *fixed blood sometimes still rendered even if a stretcher was placed on top of it (which should clean the tile) *fixed mod data not correctly loaded when overriding certain original values in the database (like the list of rooms in examinations) *fixed broken ambulance parking in one community scenario by disabling required access to parking marker objects *[Steam] implemented re-reporting of achievements that failed to be sent to Steam the first time they got unlocked ==Patch 19 - Project Hospital 1.1.19 - October 30th, 2019== '''The Halloween Patch''' While we're finishing last features for Doctor Mode, we're still working on improvements and fixes based on feedback from the community - here's the latest batch with a few spooky surprises. :) '''Features''' *[Mod support] changed linking of rooms and procedures to tags so new departments can be added more easily *[Mod support] implemented support for custom icons for departments, skills and procedures *Updated all translations with latest fixes from community translators (thanks!) *Implemented portrait bubbles showing object reservation *Implemented a system that distributes hospitalized patient between exam units more evenly *Implemented better handling of priority of non-critical surgeries *Implemented doctor's rating and simple statistics in doctor's card *Balanced leveling of employees between different departments *Balanced employee and skill leveling *Enabled unlimited number of controlled patients *Some small UI improvements, mostly making three-state buttons more consistent *Enabled washing hands during bladder script also in kitchen sinks *useful for WCs in wards *Enabled stabilization procedure to start with only a doctor, waiting for a free nurse often looked like staff were neglecting patients *Enabled all examinations that don't need any equipment to be done directly at wards *Implemented a few configurable keyboard shortcuts (available in the launcher) *Implemented range of probabilities for surgery complications *Added a slot for future DLC levels to main menu *Added a few Halloween decorations *Zombies! '''Fixes''' *Fixed a bug causing one of the ambulances to spawn in broken state on certain maps when playing with rotated camera *Fixed XP and payment texts rendered at incorrect positions when playing with rotated camera *Fixed a problem with parking areas that were created using prefabs sometimes breaking parking area detection *Fixed collapse in bed requiring diagnostics and patient care roles (and not starting at trauma center when staff look idle) *Fixed nurses getting books to hospitalized lying patients chosen from random departments *Fixed surgeries easily broken by sending a patient to ICU while being operated on *Fixed an error in elevator lookup in case elevators got deleted while an employee with a stretcher was already on their way *Fixed a few more hidden errors ==Patch 20 - Project Hospital 1.1.16717 - November 26th, 2019== '''Doctor Mode DLC is out!''' We're happy to announce that Doctor Mode, the first DLC for Project Hospital is now out! - A new game mode: take over your doctors and oversee their cases - New handy visualizations of your patient's conditions and activities - Character editor to create your own employees - New equipment and decorations for (not only) doctor's offices - New insurance company and objectives - Three new customizable difficulty options - Quick tutorial - Big campaign level focused on doctor and hospital progress - Code blue function for assigning high priority to any patient - 8 new achievements! The DLC comes with an updated version of the game with quite a few fixes and improvements - here are the release notes: *Implemented better support for DLCs *Implemented automatic takeover of all patients which can be enabled for individual departments (new icon in management!) *Implemented three levels of notifications: popup/log/completely off *Implemented specific tooltips for hospitalization room statistics in departments statistics in hospital management card (different for emergency, ICU and specialized departments) *More variety in character portraits *Disabled payments for ambulances that have been disabled the whole day *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed lights not working correctly for objects in a few specific cases *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed bulldozer tool leaving behind one tile of the far side of walls (not visible until rotating the view) *Fixed employees sometimes showing no info about what they're reserved for *Fixed nurses sometimes stuck reserved forever *Fixed inconsistency in foundation edge price (it was possible to save a bit by building the edge first) *Fixed diagnosis in patient tooltip not showing 'none' if a patient has no diagnosis yet *Fixed overlap between select skill panel and statistics segment in doctor card *Fixed a few cases of overflowing texts in the UI ==Patch 21 - Project Hospital 1.1.17661 - December 3rd, 2019== *Fixed a hidden error that was causing weird behavior or stuck characters in a few different cases *Fixed missing examinations that uncover surgery complications in the unfiltered list of examinations (when playing with hidden diagnostic hints) *Fixed patients not automatically taken over after reception triage when the department is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed patients sometimes not automatically taken over after being brought in in an ambulance when emergency is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed a few treatments that would get stuck when performed at emergency with an ICU-qualified doctor *Fixed active department switching when typing age in character editor (when not using numpad to enter the age) *Fixed wrong tooltip for employee occupations in character editor *Fixed text overflow in hardcore difficulty panel in doctor mode *Fixed a couple of typos and one missing LOC text *Fixed moving beds possibly causing a false detection of a finished room in Tutorial 3 and blocking progress through the level *Fixed staff ignoring WCs/food from other departments if it's not marked staff only ==Patch 22 - Project Hospital 1.1.17901 - January 14th, 2020== First patch of the 2020's! :) A couple new features for modders and fixes of the recently discovered issues as usually. '''Features & changes''' *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for diagnoses only affecting one gender (new tag <MatchingGenderRef>) *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for departments with no hospitalization (new tag <NoHospitalization>) *Implemented sorting in tables *Enabled planning of examinations looking for medium hazard symptoms after a diagnosis gets confirmed only for medium and high certainty '''Fixes''' *Fixed an error triggered when moving lab shelves/cabinets and CTs and MRIs *Fixed composite object preview leaving behind ghostly attachments if a composite object gets deleted during move, fixed switching between building mode categories causing currently moved object to be deleted *Fixed sorting in load game panel causing immediate load if the same file is on the first position both when sorted alphabetically and according to date *Fixed a few French texts for object placement *Fixed maximal zoom-out in building mode resulting in visible stripe on the side of the screen in certain resolutions *Fixed early bird perk *Fixed objects graphics not positioned correctly for coffee machine, diploma, whiteboard *Fixed a typo in migraine symptom description id causing missing loc *Hotfixed deleted characters in bookmarked character list causing a hidden error *Fixed angiography panel not showing positioning hing for angiography screen (it only worked one way round) *Fixed a few procedures not available at ICU or Emergency (gastroscopy, gonioscopy, cbc sampling) *[CAMERA ROTATION] fixed object graphics not correctly updated when placing prefabs with rotated camera ==Patch 23 - March 10th== Hi all, while we keep working on and teasing new content on social media, here's an update with all the requested features and fixes we managed to implement in the meantime. We hope you find some useful tools these and it should be now easier to make your hospitals as efficient as possible. Thanks for your continued support and thanks to everybody who is still reporting the issues you come accross! '''Features & changes''' *Added surgery priority table *Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone *Cloud save support *Improved pathfinding (object selection using closest path distance, some optimizations) *Added a few sound effects for ICU, surgeries, defibrillation, improved a few animations *Clone tool in building mode for floors, walls and objects *Added simplified sonography and cardiography units to radiology to work as an alternative to having the units at individual departments *Allowed anesthesiologists from ICU to participate in surgeries at different departments *Keyboard shortcuts in building mode for selecting individual objects on a single tile *Implemented cleanup of examinations and treatments that can't be performed at a specific department when switching patients between departments *Implemented resizable employee selector panel, fixed gaps between portraits when the list has been filtered by workspace *Implemented waiting for receptionists at closest free 3x3 tile area (similar to patients overflowing from waiting rooms) *Implemented alternating colors to highlight objects that are both reserved by someone and blocked or missing a required attachment *Added a new notification for broken hospitalization when 'assist at surgery' role gets disabled for all doctors *Added three new loading tips *Added new label for doctors waiting for the next patient that's on his/her way (employee card says "Next patient is coming" instead of "Idle") *Small loading time and save size improvements *Updated Korean translation *Capped event rewards *Changed prestige bonus display in prestige tooltip to percentages *[MOD SUPPORT] enabled overriding character textures *[MOD SUPPORT] improved save check for content from uninstalled mods *[MOD SUPPORT] improved game-side detection of errors in mods when starting up [[File:P23a.png|thumb|Added surgery priority table]] '''Fixes''' *Disabled "complicated diagnosis" popup when there's only one available examination left *Fixed door graphics not updated when a door gets deleted *Fixed employees not correctly showing reservation when performing first aid *Fixed collapses not started when there's no hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed patients sent away by closing a department still waiting for clinic doctors *Fixed UI stuck after clicking a room in logistics with one of the cards with name panel open *Fixed events available even without hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed mod validation text in load panel stuck red after selecting files *Fixed free building not allowing to build with negative bank balance *Fixed costs shown as floating text with free building *Fixed paying for prefab doors twice *Fixed dragging over ui cancelling current action in building mode plus missing change from free building fix *Fixed inconsistent behavior in building mode when switching wall tools *Fixed random rotation of moved objects with attachments *Fixed operating table not able to attach to anesthesiology machine on trauma center if the anesthesiology machine was placed first *Fixed one half of stretchers causing objects placed next to it reporting they would block it [[File:P23b.png|thumb|Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone]] *Fixed character editor sometimes causing UI to get stuck when the name/age panels didn't get closed *Fixed character editor sometimes generating characters with glasses even if not selected by the player *Fixed schedule panel overlapping main panel when playing with modified UI scale *Fixed moving stretchers not correctly lit *Fixed spawned characters appearing in the table of controlled patients *Fixed changing departments allowed in a few cases where it made no sense *Fixed wrong animation assigned to 'speech listening' examination *Hotfixed surgeons stuck reserved by hospitalized patients, possibly after changing roles *Hotfixed stretchers stuck behind black ambulance *possibly only happening with old maps where the black ambulance got originally spawned at a position overlapping the stretcher spawn position *Hotfixed lab specialists sometimes stuck at the last equipment they used after finishing tests for a hospitalized patient *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance lens flare positions ==Patch 24 - April 22nd, 2020== Hi everybody, while we're approaching the release of Hospital Services DLC, here's one more big update with improvements, fixes and an overhauled Internal Medicine department. Yes, Project Hospital now has UNDO in building mode! Seriously though, this was one of the most complicated features to implement, so we'll appreciate if you let us know if it breaks in any specific circumstances. And it wouldn't be a Project Hospital update without a few camera rotation fixes. :) '''Features & changes''' *Internal medicine *updated diagnoses at internal medicine department, it will be now more challenging and more profitable (and more focused on pulmonary diseases) *Internal medicine *removed surgical procedures, added new specialized room with unique equipment and new procedures *Improved efficiency of Radiology by smarter examination planning by the AI doctors and by making the radiologists more patient at their workspace :) *Implemented UNDO in building mode *Implemented automatic taking away of ambulance patients when emergency is closed *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented check of procedures during load to catch files broken by uninstalled mods earlier (stable) *[MOD SUPPORT] Hotfixed collapse symptoms that don't lead to a procedure causing stuck characters, probably broken in one of the mods (or a combination of mods) out in the wild *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented automatic return to menu with reporting of errors if the game fails to load a save (changed but still installed mods breaking diagnoses for example), added check for diagnoses to the main save game check *[DOCTOR MODE] updated prices of doctor mode objects *Improved automatic UI scale for main panel in 1280 x 800 resolution *Implemented automatic cancellation of a few examinations when moving patient to ICU or trauma when there are faster alternatives available there (ECG, echo, USG) *Increased extended employee limit to 600 '''Fixes''' *Fixed replacing of a room with the same type of room but from a different department *Fixed rooms not always correctly marked as working after reopening closed departments *Fixed incorrectly reserved sofa in the 'inefficient' campaign level *Fixed missing head lamp in one of the examination animations *Fixed using dynamite/foundations over parking lots *Fixed events triggered right before midnight spawning patients stuck on impossible visit time *Fixed treatments planned by the player when a patient is coming to radiology breaking the radiology examination and getting technologists stuck *Fixed AI doctors sometimes unnecessarily planning two examinations both used to detect the same symptom (like USG and FAST) *Fixed nurses showing their own portrait on the patient list in their employee card while performing patient checkup *Fixed characters rotated during object use clipping through stuff, their orientation was used to determine whether they should be rendered in front or behind an object, using the object orientation instead *Fixed moving of objects with attachments not checking attachment placement and if it allow objects above, this could lead to the attachment being lost *Fixed event objective button causing insurance to open instead of event patients in some cases when loading first save after booting up the game *Set font family for Russian on mac to normal for all texts, bold is not really bold in the default font and is hard to read *Fixed CBC not available at the ICU *Fixed un-reservation of patient's bed when they are transported away (when they were not in their room their bed got stuck) *Implemented automatic cleanup of tmp files left among maps after unzipping *Fixed hospitalized patients performing 'free time' activities too often even when waiting for an examination *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed stat lab and waiting room info panels showing at correct position only with default camera orientation *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed objects selected for delete left highlighted after rotating the camera view *Fixed 'waiting for player' not popping up after transferring controlled patient with no planned procedures between departments *Implemented automatic switching of active department when clicking surgery table button in patient card so the surgery table opens for patient's department *Fixed disabled hiring for night shift when there's doctor assigned at day shift at the same workspace even if the day shift is not working completely *Fixed characters sometimes getting stuck when trying to switch to his/her workplace trough assign workplace button *Implemented reset of wrong diagnosis after an hour of blocking patient's doctor instead of returning to a waiting room '''Included in hotfix from 24.03.2020''' *Fixed dead characters with surgery priority set by the player blocking other surgeries *Fixed cloud saves not always correctly deleted from server *Fixed stuck characters caused by not selecting objects in a given room when on the same floor but when their path goes via the ground floor *Fixed hospitalized and released patients coming back by ambulance after being treated and released when they still have some lab tests running at midnight '''Included in hotfix from 19.03.2020''' *Fixed black ambulance stretcher positioning breaking the ambulance when unloading area is placed at the furthermost point *Fixed lying free time actions like asking for books using nurses without patient care role *Fixed missing bookcase in building mode catalogue for wards *Fixed radiologists from wrong shift could be selected for usg when offloaded to radiology *Fixed names for cardio and sono at radiology in all languages *Fixed negative modifiers from critical needs not reset *Fixed mandatory equipment set as recommended for cardio & sono at radiology *Fixed scrubbing sink not tagged as normal sink and not used outside of ORs *Fixed doctors sometimes stuck reserved with other doctor's patient *this could happen when multiple doctors are serving way past their shift and one of them gets released from doctor mode, then the doctor who belongs on the current shift will return and take back their patients *and if one of the patients is still around waiting for another player-controlled doctor, the patient could get stolen *Fixed characters without workspace sent to 0, 0 after commuting to work, no workspace pop up pops up instead *Fixed shortcuts from management to prefabs not working when clicking the icons *Fixed 'exposed to weather' modifier applied to characters walking over planned rooms outside *Improved arm/leg cast/orthosis cz description *Hotfixed interview stuck on a deleted reserved object *Hotfixed transports of patients on deleted stretchers *[DOCTOR MODE] fixed doctor mode blinking red when some of the critical patients are only spawned ==Patch 25 - April 27th, 2020== Hi everybody, a new patch is out, mostly with fixes related to Hospital Services and new features from patch 24. Thanks again for reporting the problems, it really helps us fix them as quickly as possible! '''Fixes''' *Fixed active department applied to all objects on the active floor during undo, breaking workspace assignment (included in hotfix from 25th April) *Hotfixed an error in logistics UI caused by characters with workspaces but no home room *Fixed janitors still reserving workspaces after their room gets deleted *Fixed resetting workspace after discarding undo *Fixed duplicate cardiology skill in skill selector *Fixed radiologists sometimes escaping their patients (added patient check to radiologist during lunch time) *Fixed LOC_ID errors in names of objects from Doctor Mode when Doctor Mode isn't installed *Fixed wrong icon shown in hiring card for gift shop vendor *Fixed blocked hiring of second gift shop vendor *Unlocked new deparmtents in challenge levels *Fixed pharmacy desk graphics *Fixed a typo in Essential thrombocythemia LOC *Fixed don't cross barrier set to blocking *Changed EMG in study room prefab to PC *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed go to button in popups not correctly centering rotated camera on patientsg rotated camera on patients ==Patch 26 - May 6th, 2019== Hi everybody, let us take this opportunity to thank all the new players that joined us this weekend, we're amazed by the interest in both Project Hospital and the newly released Hospital Services DLC! Here's one more patch fixing recently discovered issues, thanks again to everybody who took their time to send us a bug report! '''Changes''' *Enabled shortest path distance for selecting employees to tend to collapsed patients *Enabled undo for 'add perimeter walls' button *Enabled undo for moving rooms *Implemented automatic panel UI scale rules for resolutions around 1680 x 1050 to fix overlapping icons '''Fixes''' *Fixed a recently introduced performance issue related to memory allocations (causing frequent microstuttering) *Fixed pharmacy and gift shop sometimes stuck reserved by a patient who has left *Fixed training stuck if employee's trained skill gets removed by the player (possibly by assigning the employee to a different department) *Fixed training script stuck with multiple projectors *Fixed training - projector activity without a projector *Fixed stuck training scripts still reserving chairs *Fixed staff at pathology not filling needs because of patients with critical symptoms *Hotfixed bucket carts stuck reserved after janitors pick another cart (probably after deleting their room) *Hotfixed broken attachments on broken composite objects *Fixed generation technologist without specialization in character editor *Fixed compression wraps not starting for hospitalized patients at specialized departments *Fixed ice wrap not allowed at internal medicine department *Fixed peritoneal fluid analysis sampling not allowed at ICU *Fixed incorrect cafeteria minimum size detection *Fixed wrong observation and regular ward decal name *Fixed diagnoses percentage showing different values in diagnosis table *Fixed text overlap in department statistics panel *Fixed a typo in cz, 'parto' instead of 'patro' *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance parking not correctly highlighted when placing foundations with rotated camera *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed undo misplacing objects when undoing a delete action with rotated camera ==Patch 27 - June 4th, 2020== Hi everybody, a new patch is out with fixes for most of the recently reported issues and a few new features and tweaks. Surprisingly, it looks like there have been no new camera rotation issues discovered this time. :) '''Changes''' *Implemented clinic and hospitalized roles for lab procedures (these previously only worked for radiologists/technologists in specialized units) *Implemented doctors assigned by the player not automatically switched when balancing doctor's workload at the clinic *Added confirmation window for sending patients home, not for dead patients *Changed treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome to TRT_DOCTOR'S_RECOMMENDATIONS, changed also in proper sequence *Switched default sorting of saved games to latest first following a survey we did on social media *Added edge scrolling as an option, added tweakables for fine-tuning *Updated internal medicine departments in sandbox and campaign levels (operating theatres replaced by special procedures units) *Lowered the number of required doctors at internal medicine from 3 to 1 *[MOD SUPPORT] implemented moddable 'difficulty settings' tweakables for payments, collapse timers and 'always showing all diagnoses' *[MOD SUPPORT] resized door texture to have twice as many slots '''Fixes''' *Fixed pharmacists incorrectly called pharmacologists :) *Fixed neurology not available to be selected for technologists *Fixing characters preferring indoor paths even when coming from the outside *Fixed satisfaction modifiers like exposed to weather not reset for night shift staff *Fixed room access rights not always correctly applied when selecting objects *Fixed unplugged delete prefab button *Fixed extending of rooms not allowed for rooms with overall limit like service office *Fixed unnecessary undo snapshot created every frame when placing prefabs causing extra allocations causing stuttering *Fixed ambulance parking showing red area when dragging foundations on floors above it *Fixed drawing a room over a part of another room stealing all objects for the active department *Fixed new colored floor lines not connecting to existing ones after load *Fixed cost in one of the parts of angiography machine causing double refund *Fixed only one visitors lounge used at each department *Fixed dead patients still getting negative satisfaction modifiers when sent away *Fixed dead patients shown forever in untreated patients table *Fixed characters stuck/not going to common room when their room is destroyed *Fixed level up message about janitors mentioning first specialization while it's not added (there's no skill to be selected without hospital services dlc) *Fixed popup about no workspace not correctly popping up since undo was introduced *Fixed supervisor not updating when switching character department, updated janitor chief selection *Fixed rounding errors causing 1% skill lower level shown for characters after training *Fixed three locked tiles left behind after moving parking *Fixed one wrong animation set in the sequence for MIEP *Fixed workshop scenarios disappearing after loading a game, returning to main menu and reopening new game dialog *Fixed only one special procedures unit at internal medicine used, the first one was always selected regardless of whether it was free *Fixed free technologists at radiology not selected for a patient if technologists at their department exist but are busy or only at another shift *Fixed janitors getting their workspace reset when leaving a closed department *Fixed tables ending out of bounds and displaying incorrect data when switching for example to a different department after scrolling down *Fixed patients that still have critical symptoms considered treated if the diagnosis has been treated *Fixed planned surgeries at ICU blocking night shift staff at a department that can't perform surgeries over night *Fixed waiting rooms with more invalidity flags allowed to be selected as closest valid room to a unit, for example when both inaccessible and not on foundations *Fixed overflowing text in some languages in popups *Fixed an error when deleting giftshop with visitors still coming in *Fixed office chairs allowed to be used as sofas *Fixed positioning of a couple of decorative objects when placed on another objects *Hotfixed beds left reserved by dead patients (seen once) *Fixed bacteremia in campylobacteriosis *added exm and trt *Fixed wrong lab test assigned to Campylobacteriosis *Added general surgery spec & room tag for trt_bronchodilators *Removed home treatment from asbestosis diagnosis *Fixed wrong tag preventing trauma center from giving leg casts *Removed treatment for hemoptysis (was nsaids), also removed nsaids from respective sequences *Allowed urgent blood analysis at radiology cardio unit *Fixed symptom stiffness in the neck *added neurology spec to prescribe list *it will be prescribed at neurology and executed at orthopaedy *Set pulmonary hypertension due blood clots to require hospitalization *Fixed a few typos in English texts *Updated minimum number of nurses in nurses station description *Updated character state description for dead patients (removed Dead, dead) *Changed tutorial texts for character card to mention 8 last selected characters instead of 6 *Fixed size in waiting room prefab description *Updated description for pleural effusion symptom *Fixed non-localized level label in hiring card *Disabled replacing special characters by underscores in naming panels in character card '''Included in hotfix from 13.05.2020''' *Fixed bulding a new floor after an undo-able action breaking rooms *Fixed cleaning carts sometimes stuck not reserved but not deletable *[Hospital Services] Fixed a couple of cases of characters or chairs stuck after training *[Hospital Services] Fixed pharmacy or gift shop getting stuck after a few ingame days *[Hospital Services] Fixed gift shop stuck if there isn't enough shelves *[Hospital Services] Fixed only one gift shop vendor serving customers ==Patch 28 - June 12th, 2020== Hello there! A new patch #28 is out now. Apart from other fixes let me mention especially the migration to Unity 2018.2.21 which should take care of the issues with Citrix incompatibility without having to use other workarounds. As always, thanks for all the reports and suggestions! '''Fixes''' *Migrated Unity to 2018.2.21 to work around the Citrix issues (2018.4 tested previously caused other issues) *Fixed a hidden error when resetting a player-assigned doctor *Fixed patients with critical symptoms at the clinic sometimes not correctly treated *Fixed controlled patients stuck at radiologists when player plans treatments there *Fixed player-assigned doctors reset for patients with no examinations planned in waiting rooms *Fixed patients sometimes going for lab results and starting a radiology examination at the same time *Fixed prefab save panel showing sorting buttons and sorting by date by default instead of by name *Hotfixed characters sitting on deleted chairs, possibly side effect of the duplicated ghostly objects in departments related to the undo system *Enabled lab specialists working on samples in their room even if the patient doesn't match their roles anymore, like after being released from observation *Fixed selecting prefab rooms and categories not cancelling current action like area move '''Included in hotfix from 05.06.2020 (1.2.20271)''' *Hotfixed new doors in build too early, implemented automatic replacement *Fixed send home popup showing when releasing treated hospitalized patient *Fixed code blue causing patients to be never considered treated *Fixed objects remain in department after deleting via undo *Fixed code blue causing patients to be not allows to be sent home f8b951332962992fe049188b72bf276936d64888 0 97 1093 274 2020-04-28T19:38:27Z IiTomsx 30623186 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] Genral surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | internal medicine office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === == Diagnoses == {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Esophageal Varices | Common | Oesophagus Abnormalities, Vomiting, Jaundice, Purpura, Haematochezia, Portal Hypertension, Varices in Oesophagus, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, USG, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Band Ligation, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Beta Blockers | Yes |- | Helicobacter Pylori | Common | Bloating, Bad Breath, Weight Loss, Vomiting, Fatigue, Loss of Apetite, Excessive Burping, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Anaemia, Helicobacter Pylori Detected, '''Hyperacidity''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Blood Test, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Triple Therapy Treatment, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Antacids''', Diet Modification, Rest | Sometimes |- | Gastric Ulcer | Common | Bloating, Excessive Burping, Vomiting, Weight Loss, Nausea, Hyperacidity, Anaemia, Haematochezia, Abdominal Pain, Gastric Ulcers Discovered, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Diet Modification, Antacids, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Gastritis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Indigestion, Gastritis Discovered, '''Anaemia''', '''Septic Shock''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, CBC Sampling, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | Sometimes |- | Duodenitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Anaemia, Indigestion, Excessive Burping, Duodenitis Discovered, '''Intenstinal Bleeding''', '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', '''Blood Analysis''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''', Vitamin Supplementation | Sometimes |- | Acute Appendicitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Loss of Apetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, CRP High, Bellybutton Pain, '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, CRP, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', Blood Test, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Laparoscopic Surgery, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Stomachics, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | Yes |- | Ulcerative Colitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Bloating, Flatulence, Fever, Fatigue, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, Haematochezia, CRP High, Anaemia, Ulcers in Colon Discovered, '''Dehydration''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpitation, CRP, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, CT Enterography, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Corticosteroids, Analgesics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Diet Modification, '''Rehydration''' | Sometimes |- | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Common | Abdominal Pain, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Tenderness, Flatulence, Abdominal Swelling, Weight Loss, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Confirmed | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Analgesics | No |- | 45f5e6fbc6458cabad287f1b43d84af2beec8c22 1096 1093 2020-05-11T05:31:35Z 175.143.235.41 0 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery provides a wide range of examinations,treatments and surgical procedures, mostly focused on the urinary tract and the digestive system. General surgery treats diseases,disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | A room where you go to the loo | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === == Diagnoses == {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments |- | Esophageal Varices | Common | Oesophagus Abnormalities, Vomiting, Jaundice, Purpura, Haematochezia, Portal Hypertension, Varices in Oesophagus, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, USG, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Band Ligation, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Beta Blockers |- | Helicobacter Pylori | Common | Bloating, Bad Breath, Weight Loss, Vomiting, Fatigue, Loss of Apetite, Excessive Burping, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Anaemia, Helicobacter Pylori Detected, '''Hyperacidity''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Blood Test, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Triple Therapy Treatment, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Antacids''', Diet Modification, Rest | Sometimes |- | Gastric Ulcer | Common | Bloating, Excessive Burping, Vomiting, Weight Loss, Nausea, Hyperacidity, Anaemia, Haematochezia, Abdominal Pain, Gastric Ulcers Discovered, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Diet Modification, Antacids, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Analgesics |- | Gastritis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Indigestion, Gastritis Discovered, '''Anaemia''', '''Septic Shock''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, CBC Sampling, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' |- | Duodenitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Anaemia, Indigestion, Excessive Burping, Duodenitis Discovered, '''Intenstinal Bleeding''', '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', '''Blood Analysis''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''', Vitamin Supplementation |- | Acute Appendicitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Loss of Apetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, CRP High, Bellybutton Pain, '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, CRP, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', Blood Test, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Laparoscopic Surgery, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Stomachics, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' |- | Ulcerative Colitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Bloating, Flatulence, Fever, Fatigue, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, Haematochezia, CRP High, Anaemia, Ulcers in Colon Discovered, '''Dehydration''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpitation, CRP, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, CT Enterography, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Corticosteroids, Analgesics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Diet Modification, '''Rehydration''' |- | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Common | Abdominal Pain, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Tenderness, Flatulence, Abdominal Swelling, Weight Loss, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Confirmed | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Analgesics |- | f6912c81169579202640f59efecaf32688dbe066 1097 1096 2020-05-11T05:32:42Z 175.143.235.41 0 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery provides a wide range of examinations,treatments and surgical procedures, mostly focused on the urinary tract and the digestive system. General surgery treats diseases,disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | A room where you go to the loo | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === == Diagnoses == {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments |- | Esophageal Varices | Common | Oesophagus Abnormalities, Vomiting, Jaundice, Purpura, Haematochezia, Portal Hypertension, Varices in Oesophagus, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, USG, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Band Ligation, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Beta Blockers |- | Helicobacter Pylori | Common | Bloating, Bad Breath, Weight Loss, Vomiting, Fatigue, Loss of Apetite, Excessive Burping, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Anaemia, Helicobacter Pylori Detected, '''Hyperacidity''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Blood Test, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Triple Therapy Treatment, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Antacids''', Diet Modification, Rest |- | Gastric Ulcer | Common | Bloating, Excessive Burping, Vomiting, Weight Loss, Nausea, Hyperacidity, Anaemia, Haematochezia, Abdominal Pain, Gastric Ulcers Discovered, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Diet Modification, Antacids, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Analgesics |- | Gastritis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Indigestion, Gastritis Discovered, '''Anaemia''', '''Septic Shock''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, CBC Sampling, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' |- | Duodenitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Anaemia, Indigestion, Excessive Burping, Duodenitis Discovered, '''Intenstinal Bleeding''', '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', '''Blood Analysis''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''', Vitamin Supplementation |- | Acute Appendicitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Loss of Apetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, CRP High, Bellybutton Pain, '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, CRP, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', Blood Test, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Laparoscopic Surgery, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Stomachics, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' |- | Ulcerative Colitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Bloating, Flatulence, Fever, Fatigue, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, Haematochezia, CRP High, Anaemia, Ulcers in Colon Discovered, '''Dehydration''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpitation, CRP, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, CT Enterography, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Corticosteroids, Analgesics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Diet Modification, '''Rehydration''' |- | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Common | Abdominal Pain, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Tenderness, Flatulence, Abdominal Swelling, Weight Loss, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Confirmed | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Analgesics |- | e3f521a4cc24244fd94bd3af22007197d7c21af8 0 56 1094 1028 2020-05-03T07:24:46Z 2003:C6:A72D:A500:ACB6:7899:F3A0:76F2 0 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement(s) |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || [[Insomnia]], [[Emphysema]], [[Asthma]], [[Rabies]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[COPD]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || Procedure to deliver does of electrical current to the heart to re-establish normal heart rhythm. || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || Medicine in liquid a liquid state that treats specific symptoms or diseases in the eye. Either contain an antibacterial agent, anti-histamines or drugs to decrease the blood pressure inside the eye. || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Any except Orthapaedy |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || An orthosis is a device that immobilises a certain joint or limb, and guides the range of motion. || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || Supplementation of oxygen to inhaled gas (often delivered through a nasal catheter or mask covering the mouth and nose). || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thoracentesis || || || || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} 1c8365254d9f7c08f7c28440e47db7221e1426a3 1098 1094 2020-05-11T16:40:38Z 2003:C6:A72D:A500:65F8:5A5C:C5A8:4FBD 0 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement(s) |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || [[Insomnia]], [[Emphysema]], [[Asthma]], [[Rabies]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[COPD]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || Procedure to deliver does of electrical current to the heart to re-establish normal heart rhythm. || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || Medicine in liquid a liquid state that treats specific symptoms or diseases in the eye. Either contain an antibacterial agent, anti-histamines or drugs to decrease the blood pressure inside the eye. || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Any except Orthapaedy |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || An orthosis is a device that immobilises a certain joint or limb, and guides the range of motion. || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || Supplementation of oxygen to inhaled gas (often delivered through a nasal catheter or mask covering the mouth and nose). || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thoracentesis || || Tension Pneumothorax || || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} c7961415b40e3ee6104020c09981dc6d5f688a79 0 220 1099 721 2020-05-28T09:58:16Z GaryReggae 30598912 Updated for patch 24 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Aspergilloma discovered]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *MRI *CT *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *X-ray chest == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antimycotics]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] c4b8173174289cb212c96b2ad3efc1db236c8d78 0 432 1100 2020-05-28T10:26:22Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created page wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dyspnea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Punctured lungs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *USG *FAST == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] 8402357083dda31677a386bb86fa3bc0bf987951 1101 1100 2020-05-28T10:30:12Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dyspnea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Punctured lungs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *USG *FAST == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] 09383ff3c5400805f4928597cd59ab311034808c 1138 1101 2020-06-29T12:53:12Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Putting additional treatments under separate heading (for consistency) wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dyspnea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Punctured lungs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *USG *FAST == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] bd9f423416ef99a0abd521a7939f988b13e51cb7 0 433 1102 2020-06-03T09:37:53Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Ciguatoxin detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Heart monitoring *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Mannitol doses]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2ab7831acd2c98ccd3c48a5981a5595a64dcc9f7 1130 1102 2020-06-29T12:32:32Z GaryReggae 30598912 Putting additional treatments under separate heading for consistency wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Ciguatoxin detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Heart monitoring *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Mannitol doses]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 75d653c913549ea802b4ec2bf2f9023e4a2499f6 0 434 1103 2020-06-04T10:42:09Z GaryReggae 30598912 Creating new page! Data collated from DiagnosesINTERN XML data file. wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal polyps detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | MIEP]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Saline nasal spray]] cec99a37d75431420542600782f354e9c7503172 1134 1103 2020-06-29T12:35:54Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Putting additional treatments under separate heading and removing home treatment (for consistency) wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal polyps detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | MIEP]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Saline nasal spray]] cb785bc519e55a1463e91078f5bc2f35cbc612cf 0 435 1106 2020-06-19T14:11:03Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = 'Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' | insurance = 2100 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural effusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperpyrexia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural transdate]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *X-ray chest *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 42a50e2c2ece120b8571b6d5bf2f6119838b2eae 1107 1106 2020-06-19T14:12:12Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = 'Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' | insurance = 2100 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural effusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperpyrexia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural transudate]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *X-ray chest *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] e588e90a233b188f82c4e6c5e1d92b452caea66c 0 436 1108 2020-06-19T14:22:19Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' | insurance = 2100 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural effusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chylothorax detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *MRI *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antitusics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 96e833a412d27de39b1d4e3d4542dd8f115889bb 0 437 1109 2020-06-22T10:02:03Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' | insurance = 2200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Asbestosis detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *CRP *X-ray chest *CT *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] 0f0ba1efd54a7a215cf25d4ff61417eddae77039 0 438 1110 2020-06-22T10:13:10Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diminished hearing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ringing in the ears]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen ear canal]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Otalgia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Cholesteatoma discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Ear examination *Audiometry *CT == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | MIEP]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Ear drops]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] a3eb13930c44d4869774c48c2221456b557c9487 1111 1110 2020-06-22T10:14:45Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Symptoms */ correction wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diminished hearing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ringing in the ears]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen ear canal]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Otalgia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cholesteatoma discovered]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Ear examination *Audiometry *CT == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | MIEP]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Ear drops]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] f0d85b2d715a3f5777ac01f9826f94498c3cccd9 0 439 1113 2020-06-22T20:04:15Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nosebleeds]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blurred vision]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Thrombocythemia]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Basic visual test *CBC - sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Hydroxyurea]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 988e7b5d01097cf6777c214ba65cb63740ba0e65 0 225 1114 736 2020-06-22T20:05:57Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ typo antipyretics wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Haptoglobin - low levels]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Thorax percussion == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] 65ed29c8ce1d9c35f6fb25e374761a9877c027b2 0 440 1115 2020-06-22T20:23:11Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Injury to the chest]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Hemothorax detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *ECG *Heart monitoring *USG *FAST *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] 037d8a8dddd8cbb4215265d50347fd9b13523dd6 0 441 1116 2020-06-29T09:44:06Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Croup present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Evaluation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Saline nasal spray]] 33f131370e6a67a2ca70f876ae9ba68307ebf6c6 1131 1116 2020-06-29T12:33:30Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Putting additional treatments under separate heading wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Croup present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *Nasal cavity inspection *Chest auscultation *Evaluation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Saline nasal spray]] dd5f95a83eaf097ce4ce7cbc198f1dfedc29eb22 0 442 1117 2020-06-29T10:01:20Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ringing in the ears]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent falling]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Menieres's disease present]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swollen ear canal]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Ear examination *Audiometry *Evaluation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Ear drops]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Anxiolytics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] ed014969dcea9214271d90f1febbc95a7d244184 1118 1117 2020-06-29T10:02:37Z GaryReggae 30598912 Removed erroneous complications wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ringing in the ears]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent falling]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Menieres's disease present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Ear examination *Audiometry *Evaluation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | Ear drops]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Anxiolytics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 67c2a461d2df2d08b9a8ffe61d68eb6ae48fbca2 1132 1118 2020-06-29T12:34:53Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Putting additional treatments under separate heading and removing home treatment (for consistency) wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hearing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Ringing in the ears]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Frequent falling]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Menieres's disease present]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Ear examination *Audiometry *Evaluation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Ear drops]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Anxiolytics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] e4c7458bc7f9bb8b9aaea551af6114eaa2819719 0 443 1119 2020-06-29T10:31:44Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on neck]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on arm]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on torso]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Heat rash]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Steroid topical cream]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] 1ca65b5485feccc52e4885611e5ed333e977add8 1133 1119 2020-06-29T12:35:29Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Putting additional treatments under separate heading and removing home treatment (for consistency) wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on neck]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on arm]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on torso]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Heat rash]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Evaluation *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Steroid topical cream]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 58aa6072c74165f76208c1eb1cfa63bf83d1a0c7 0 444 1120 2020-06-29T10:39:18Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' | insurance = 2500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural effusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural fluid infected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *MRI *X-ray chest *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Antitusics]] 642ea9e63929ee9885af59caf867e401d8987684 1135 1120 2020-06-29T12:36:40Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Putting additional treatments under separate heading (for consistency) wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' | insurance = 2500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural effusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural fluid infected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *MRI *X-ray chest *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Antitusics]] 5a62fe37ce9fc0c17fa90c87bae27efaff62f0ab 0 445 1121 2020-06-29T10:49:35Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling joints]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural effusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bacterial infection detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *ECG *Heart monitoring *MRI *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] *[[Treatment | Antitusics]] *[[Treatment | Stomaichs]] bcc6e43e2eb2dc4afbe7f6591bc19dcb28686960 1122 1121 2020-06-29T10:52:48Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ correct mis-spelt Stomachics wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling joints]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural effusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bacterial infection detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *ECG *Heart monitoring *MRI *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] *[[Treatment | Antitusics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] b4da308a153a3d6319ab90ea7dc36c30983d4401 1136 1122 2020-06-29T12:37:11Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Putting additional treatments under separate heading (for consistency) wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling joints]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pleural effusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bacterial infection detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *ECG *Heart monitoring *MRI *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Thoracentesis]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhythmics]] *[[Treatment | Antitusics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] 25944e5d7748c6efd5dda8d754c611506255f41d 0 446 1123 2020-06-29T12:22:12Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesINTERN XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poison ivy rash]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Temperature measurement *Evaluation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Steroid topical cream]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Home treatment]] ebc20fda426083a09c93acbe04706071c06f361a 1137 1123 2020-06-29T12:52:32Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ Putting additional treatments under separate heading and removing home treatment (for consistency) wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poison ivy rash]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Temperature measurement *Evaluation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Steroid topical cream]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] fcaebdfaa122f3939708da1c4eff125c44d755ae 0 230 1124 761 2020-06-29T12:28:36Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] to [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]]: Page title incorrect - should be sarcoidosis not sarcoidiosis wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Granulomas - eyes]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Neurological testing *Ophthalmoscopy *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 10e2727a896d45987c415726dd42c78ea632346c 0 447 1125 2020-06-29T12:28:36Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]] to [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]]: Page title incorrect - should be sarcoidosis not sarcoidiosis wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] 4d94329876a36836fba4ab07bd6af9422cca0a4c 0 231 1126 998 2020-06-29T12:29:03Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] to [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]]: Page title incorrect - should be sarcoidosis not sarcoidiosis wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Granulomas - heart]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Neurological testing *ECG *Heart monitoring *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] f52e8a272ed596f9497d0f5c93a8aaee78bb3574 0 448 1127 2020-06-29T12:29:03Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]] to [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]]: Page title incorrect - should be sarcoidosis not sarcoidiosis wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] 26431b4b970ca0371c9069342f91d3671b4961a4 0 229 1128 763 2020-06-29T12:29:19Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] to [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]]: Page title incorrect - should be sarcoidosis not sarcoidiosis wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = '' Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Granulomas - lungs]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 81961723c915ef71b8a47223f976b61250f524d0 0 449 1129 2020-06-29T12:29:19Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]] to [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]]: Page title incorrect - should be sarcoidosis not sarcoidiosis wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] 68bdb8bb949907c95dfd1b52ff73b8ca3437309f 0 450 1139 2020-06-29T13:15:05Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesSURG XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperpyrexia]] | 10 |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 10 |- | [[Symptom | C.Jejuni detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Blood draw *Blood analysis - ICU *Microbial sampling *ELISA sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] c817676a537f7a2f65ac0ad51706b235b4e25265 0 178 1140 687 2020-06-29T13:20:47Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Glomerulonephirits]] to [[Glomerulonephritis]]: Page title incorrect - should be Glomerulonephritis not Glomerulonephirits wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Azotemia]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Proteinuria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Hyperlipidemia]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Lipiduria]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight gain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Kidney tissue inflamed]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Painful urination]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Ophthalmoscopy *Physical examination *Blood draw *Urine analysis - sampling *Biopsy - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatment | Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] d1871fe71b9c26c999e5307743d60d4dc7480060 0 451 1141 2020-06-29T13:20:47Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Glomerulonephirits]] to [[Glomerulonephritis]]: Page title incorrect - should be Glomerulonephritis not Glomerulonephirits wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Glomerulonephritis]] 79bacabe10215c1fadf80114678bd0d31548c31e 0 452 1142 2020-06-29T14:06:27Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesSURG XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Hematochezia]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing difficulties]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Dysuria]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | E.Coli toxin detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Painful urination]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Stool analysis - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] 588b1e7aed1ba2368a4da1ba475109700b9a07c8 1143 1142 2020-06-29T14:19:31Z GaryReggae 30598912 Removed superfluous complications table wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Hematochezia]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Bloating]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing difficulties]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Dysuria]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | E.Coli toxin detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Stool analysis - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization ]] *[[Treatment | Blood transfusion]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] 1874843130ca6deddc8220010d606c1779d39bae 0 226 1144 766 2020-06-29T14:33:34Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Thrombocyptopenia]] to [[Thrombocytopenia]]: Correcting spelling of page - should be Thrombocytopenia and not Thrombocyptopenia wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Internal Medicine]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Purpura]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Prolonged bleeding]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Thrombocytopenia detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Platelet transfusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] 18d82aff662ad934ec0e2bcf01f0d1b17929052c 0 453 1145 2020-06-29T14:33:34Z GaryReggae 30598912 GaryReggae moved page [[Thrombocyptopenia]] to [[Thrombocytopenia]]: Correcting spelling of page - should be Thrombocytopenia and not Thrombocyptopenia wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Thrombocytopenia]] 8e3bc21a68d94f067d22680863c67bfe842c732f 0 454 1146 2020-06-29T15:12:27Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesNEURO.XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' | insurance = 1800 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dysphagia]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Constipation]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Dyspnea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | C.Botulinum detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Blood pressure measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Neck palpation *ELISA sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Botulinum antitoxin]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] cf6c5cade2fb1fac5976371beb34d25aca75edec 0 455 1147 2020-06-29T15:37:13Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesNEURO.XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hyperpyrexia]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Mastadenovirus B detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Neck palpation *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] Additional treatment: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] 219fba2e4d9cfe1cc52a9c273d25079d1915ad23 1148 1147 2020-06-29T15:38:30Z GaryReggae 30598912 /* Treatments */ typo wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hyperpyrexia]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Watery eyes]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Itching eye]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 75 |- | [[Symptom | Mastadenovirus B detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Neck palpation *Temperature measurement *Oral cavity inspection *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Eye drops]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDS]] ea47a6ca76f6d7ce58bf516193a5b94759cc0bf6 0 456 1149 2020-06-29T15:59:24Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesNEURO XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Neurology]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Neurology]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Poor balance]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Atherosclerosis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Walking difficulties]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | LDL high level]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | TIA detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *Blood draw *Blood analysis - ICU *Echo *Urgent echo *MRI *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | ACE inhibitor]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive medication]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 03aa155adefd897580a7ed4f703b5dcda9d3b891 0 457 1150 2020-06-29T16:10:10Z GaryReggae 30598912 Created new page from DiagnosesER XML wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Influenza B detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Nasal cavity inspection *Oral cavity inspection *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 0545e453dc5ad1774f127b7110bc907ab758c6b4 0 57 1151 1105 2020-08-15T04:53:22Z Torcai 30621698 Updated to patch 30 wikitext text/x-wiki All patches and updates released by [[Oxymoron Games]]. ==Patch 1 - Project Hospital 1.0.14263 - October 31st, 2018== Hi all! First, big thanks to everybody playing the game and especially to all of you who reported issues. It's really appreciated, as we're trying to fix as many of them as soon as possible. Here are release notes for our first patch: *Attempted fix for controller input breaking camera controls. *Fixed a rare error occurring when exiting to menu. *Fixed automatic UI scale for 1440x900. *Fixed doctors stuck when switching doctor of a patient by hand. *Fixed characters forced to walk on grass in big sandbox. *Fixed controls stuck when closing hospital management card while naming the hospital. *Set music to always loop. *Small fixes in medical database and texts. ==Patch 2 - Project Hospital 1.0.14276 - November 2nd, 2018== Second patch is out with more fixes! *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to rooms). *Fixed an error in saved games preventing load (related to objects outside of map). *Fixed inconsistent highlighting of elevator placement. *Enabled elevator placement outside (automatically builds foundations below). *Fixed popup for 'department not able to diagnose a patient' popping up when laboratory test are still running. *Small fixes in texts. *A Mac version built using Unity 2018 is available on beta branch, this should fix missing support for retina displays/resolutions. ==Patch 3 - Project Hospital 1.0.14303 - November 2nd, 2018== One more patch for the weekend! *Fixed some values in options not saved (most importantly UI scale). *Fixed one case of pathfinding stuck trying to use an inaccessible elevator. *Fixed a rare case of ambulances stuck in fastest time scale. *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in a fired doctor's office. *Fixed technologists in lab on occasion stuck using sink forever. *Fixed a few min room sizes. *Fixed antidepressants not allowed to be prescribed for patients on observation. *Fixed MRI and CT allowed right next to a wall. *Fixed MRI price. *A few small changes to decrease difficulty in tutorial 3. *Small fixes in texts. ==Patch 4 - Project Hospital 1.0.14331 - November 5th, 2018== Patch 4 is up! *Feature: much improved highlighting of rooms with problems. *Feature: added warnings about department problems to main panel. *Fixed two cases of broken stretchers causing patients to get stuck waiting in bed. *Fixed radiologists sometimes ignoring patients for the rest of the day after taking a break. *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck waiting for a fired doctor. *Fixed required room sizes of diagnostic units. *Fixed number of technologists not shown on the hospitalization panel in management mode. *Fixed collapse system not safe against deleting defibrillators. *Fixed a few symptom/diagnosis issues. *Fixed the (maybe not bug, but still annoying) problem with patients with planned urine sampling stuck at the doctor's waiting for a free toilet on the same floor. *Small fixes in texts. *Updated translations for the included languages (more are on the way, like Italian, Russian or Korean, big thanks to our hard working volunteer translators!). ==Patch 5 - Project Hospital 1.0.14398 - November 9th, 2018== Hi all, once again big thanks to everybody who keeps reporting issues, it really helps! We seem to be on a good track when it comes to catching the most critical ones - and hopefully, starting with the next patch, we'll be able to start including more and more of the planned or requested improvements. *Upgraded engine to Unity 2018.2 to bring proper retina display support on Mac and hopefully fix a few. crashes/green screen issues related to Unity. *Added automatic cancelling of procedures that a doctor can't prescribe when the player manually switches a patient's doctor. *Updated cost of radiology prefabs. *Improved efficiency of radiology waiting rooms in case there's one shared waiting room for the whole department. *Improved the 'couldn't sit' satisfaction modifier, it's not applied at the reception anymore. *Fixed one case of stuck paramedics. *Fixed characters sometimes stuck during defibrillation when there was only one available defibrillator. *Fixed one more rare case of broken stretchers blocking patient transfers. *Fixed elevators not working correctly if there was more than 16 of them. *Fixed examination list not immediately updated after switching a patient's department by hand. *Fixed a hidden error in patients waiting for player but with no finished procedures. *Fixed a hidden error when cancelling hospitalization on a patient walking to bed. *Fixed load button in main menu starting loading even with no map selected. *Fixed 'buy ambulance' objective sometimes requiring two ambulances to be placed. *Fixed nurses allowed to do free time activities but not fill their needs at departments with patients who require care. *Minor fixes in the UI (wrong tooltips, text truncation etc.). *Minor fixes in texts (medical accuracy, missing information in a few tooltips). ==Patch 6 - Project Hospital 1.0.14523 - November 15th, 2018== *Selecting ICU treatment automatically switches patient's department to ICU. *Doctors prescribe more treatments for symptoms causing discomfort. *Implemented new music track for events and critical situations. *Implemented immediate transport by the same ambulance when sending away patients who just arrived and are waiting for a free trauma center. *Simplified some steps in tutorial 3, fixed undesired collapses during the tutorial. *Improved a lot of text boxes and tooltips to better support localization and longer texts. *Removed unused message types from options. *Fixed main treatment for a diagnosis sometimes not applied for patients with wrong diagnosis. *Fixed looping sounds sometimes not paused with the game (for example when popups pause the game). *Fixed hidden patients shown in patient's table with some filters. *Fixed shifts not shown for janitors in table of employees. *Fixed sofas stuck reserved when deleting doors while a character is already walking to the sofa. *Fixed a few specific errors causing characters getting stuck while deleting rooms during collapses or medicine and food delivery. *Fixed patients stuck when their room got deleted right when they were about to be released. *Fixed a couple more hidden errors. ==Patch 7 - Project Hospital 1.0.14611 - November 23rd, 2018== *More translations are now included: Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian. *Implemented moving of tables with equipment on top, [CTRL] can be used to pick up individual objects like before. *Added more info to reserved staff and staff performing examinations and treatments. *Added room name to status bar when hovering over rooms in management mode. *Split messages about patients waiting for examination/treatment into 'waiting for bed' and 'waiting for transport'. *Switched autosave to only alternate between two files. *Disabled reset of employee roles if their room/office got deleted. *Disabled display of daily schedule items related to hospitalization when there's only clinic. *Allowed staff without a workspace to go home after a while instead of spending the whole shift in common room. *Switched second half of tutorial 3 to a simplified version. *Fixed nurses and technologists not getting a specialization when leveling up. *Fixed janitors sometimes blocking equipment in exam rooms by leaving their carts right next to an object. *Fixed placement of objects allowed even if a required slot on a neighboring tile wasn't accessible (for example exam table and dialysis machine). *Fixed a couple of specific cases of characters stuck (collapses, fired staff, deleted rooms). *Fixed missing lab analyzer in general surgery unit prefab. *Fixed ICU not triggered correctly during collapse if the player has also prescribed it. *Fixed a few issues with examinations and treatments (vasolidators and bandage not available at the ICU, palpitations not discoverable at the ICU; treatments for injury to he chest, injury to the collarbone, mandibular injury). *More minor UI/hidden error fixes. ==Patch 8 - Project Hospital 1.0.14691 - December 6th, 2018== *New translations: Italian and Chinese (Simplified) *Increased manual UI scale range *Implemented zoom in/out using numpad [+] and [-] *Implemented run in background, added to options *Added maximum number of floors to tweakables.xml *Added zoom range to tweakables.xml *Optimized update after placing items in building mode *Fixed texture quality settings not saved *Fixed a rare bug with decals button in building mode switching to ambulances *Fixed tooltips displayed close to the right edge of the screen flickering in certain resolutions *Fixed objects stuck reserved after scheduling treatments on patients with an examination already reserved *Fixed patients stuck in a waiting room when all doctors in nearby offices are fired *Fixed elevators broken by deleting their doors *Fixed toilets outside of rooms considered usable *Fixed PCs moved with tables leaving behind another workspace *Fixed a couple of treatments not available everywhere where needed *Fixed a rare error causing an infinite popup about ambiguous diagnosis *Fixed patients from events sometimes assigned to a disabled insurance company *Fixed manual selection of ICU allowed for patients without a diagnosis *Fixed blood ignored by janitors in rooms only one tile wide *Fixed cardiography unit prefab for Internal Medicine department *Fixed a couple more internal errors *Attempted a blind fix for broken portrait rendering on Mac *Attempted a blind fix for a rare green screen in main menu ==Patch 9 - Project Hospital 1.0.14725 - December 11th, 2018== A quick patch mostly to quickly address the ambulance placement issue in a few scenarios that got introduced in patch 8. *Fixed regression bug preventing ambulances to be placed in certain levels *Fixed cancelling of objects move would place the object back on incorrect floor *Fixed a rare hidden error in events *Optimized janitor behavior and room selection ==Patch 10 - Project Hospital 1.0.14766 - December 18th, 2018== One more patch before the holidays! :) *New translations: Dutch and Japanese! *Fixed info about running procedures not displayed for clinic doctors *Fixed a hidden error preventing assigning employees between departments *Fixed examination availability in patient's card sometimes not updated when switching departments *Fixed anesthesiologists possibly sitting on a wrong stool in the OR if there are multiple stools *Fixed a rare error during a couple of treatments *Fixed a regression: doctors from on call room could be assigned to certain clinic patients *Fixed a regression: prefab preview flickering since the update to Unity 2018 *Hotfixed objects stuck reserved by employees who are at home (on load and every hour) ==Patch 11 - Project Hospital 1.0.14826 - January 8th, 2019== Hi all, before jumping straight to the usual release notes - happy new year everybody and big thanks to all the new players that joined us during the winter sale and especially to everybody who still took their time to send us bug reports, it really helps, especially when trying to catch some of the rare issues! *Fixed a regression: hidden error in doctors with no workspace causing patients of a specific department to keep waiting forever *Fixed characters from events sometimes allowed to despawn over midnight while the event is still running *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck on despawned patients *Fixed an error causing patients to get stuck when leaving an examination with technologists while they don't have a doctor *Fixed doctors in rare cases stuck reserved by a patient who has already left *Fixed a hidden error in case of switching doctor's skills during surgery *Fixed nurses stuck with stretcher when their patient got despawned (race condition with paramedics?) *Fixed nurse stuck in an animation when reserved right after delivering food *Fixed exam tables with blocked stretcher access point not causing the room to be unusable *Fixed wrong price evaluation when building walls over walls in nw-se direction *Fixed a rare case of patients getting up from ambulance stretcher on arrival *Fixed janitors leaving carts behind when their department gets closed *Fixed patients not transported away from closed departments in a couple of specific cases (like waiting for a bed, still physically at another department) *Fixed a couple of procedures not available in some situations (plasmapheresis, antidiarrheals) *Fixed a few typos in texts *Added another fallback pass to pathfinding - stuck patients will ignore access rights instead of getting completely stuck ==Patch 12 - Project Hospital 1.0.14958 - January 25th, 2019== Hi all, while we're working on some bigger UI improvements (we'll be soon sending new texts to translators so we can get everything ready in as many languages as possible), we're of course also paying attention to the reported issues, so here are a few fixes as usually. *Updated all translations to the latest version from github *Disabled locking of areas on above the ground floors (building above ambulance parking lot is now possible) *Disabled 'good boss' perk for other occupations than doctors *Implemented receptionist perks affecting patients *Improved workload tracking for radiology rooms and examination units *Allowed examinations that discover surgery complications to be planned in patient's card even when already done previously *Allowed nurses with stretchers to ignore objects if they get stuck *Fixed events not available in campaign levels *Fixed janitors ignoring blood when cleaning areas of other departments *Fixed patients on ICU sometimes re-transported to their own bed for examination *Fixed moved objects in building mode disappearing when switching to different categories while already moving an object *Fixed preview of attachment object stuck on when placing composite objects in case the previous object with attachment was deleted during move *Fixed a rare case of nurses stuck going to stretcher *Fixed changing of department possible when it shouldn't be allowed (in case player opened the department selection panel already, for example right before patient transport) *Fixed dead and misdiagnosed patients counted only in department statistics, not overall hospital statistics *Fixed various issues in the medical database (skill for ethanol doses, rooms for chelation therapy, bacteremia discovery, too hardcore collapse timers on cardiac arrest symptoms, unstable blood pressure moved to high hazard, a few treatments were not allowed on ICU, ...) *Fixed a couple of cases of broken stretchers stuck in the scene *Fixed a couple of hidden errors *Fixed a few typos in tooltips ==Patch 13 - Project Hospital 1.0.15215 - February 14th, 2019== And we were expecting this patch to be just a few quick fixes. :) *Added new translations: Polish and Hungarian, made the language list in options scrollable *Implemented skipping of procedures that have been waiting for a long time, added specific info about what a procedure is waiting for *Improved workload tracking, implemented room workload display as text, implemented workload tracking for labs *Added a summary of workload shown after every shift *Improved priorities of surgeries between patients *Implemented smooth fadeout of patients on stretchers in elevators *Implemented automatic hiding of objects when placing walls *Implemented a notification about employees without any allowed roles *Implemented specific handling and notifications about patients in broken beds (for example with a deleted bedside cabinet) *Implemented reset of roles and a switch of clothing style when assigning employees to workspaces in a different type of room *Implemented deleting saved games from the load game dialog *Patient portraits are also shown on reserved operating tables in management *Staff prefer staff-only rooms if available (like wc) *Characters with stretchers strongly prefer indoor routes even when the route is longer *Increased default staff limit to 250 (we'll need to update the recommended hardware requirements to match, but no major change) *Increased overall sound volume *A few small UI improvements *Fixed a regression: deletion of user-created prefabs wasn't working *Fixed scrolling not working on certain touchpads *Fixed bulldozing objects sometimes leaving one half behind *Fixed interns allowed in on-call rooms *Fixed patients not hidden when reserving an ambulance *Fixed first treatment in treatment sequence shown in diagnosis table instead of main symptom treatment *Fixed chief doctor UI incorrectly shown at radiology *Fixed neurologist (technologist) not correctly shown in the management UI *Fixed defibrillation sometimes running for too long *Fixed certain characters not reacting immediately to being assigned to a different department *Fixed first ambulance patients sometimes spawning one day too late *Fixed patients in a deleted waiting room sometimes stuck standing up and sitting down for a while *Fixed one more case of technologists in lab stuck *Fixed re-setup of patients coming back after wrong diagnosis but by an ambulance *Fixed floor material not automatically added to the floor above when adding foundations on ground floor of a multi-floor building *Fixed a bug in rendering when blood was turned off *Fixed decals not accessible when building mode was activated for the first time by clicking rooms in management *Fixed radiology examinations not planned to discover surgery complication symptoms *Fixed a couple of database issues (treatments at ICU etc.) ==Patch 14 - Project Hospital 1.0.15420 - March 14th, 2019== Despite a small medical crisis among our tech team, bugs are still being fixed :) *Fixed a regression: staff not using objects in green/blue rooms when there's a designated staff-only area (this was affecting water dispensers or washing hands) *Fixed a regression: surgeries sometimes stuck reserved by a lower-priority patient *Fixed objects allowed to be picked up from the areas outside of hospital property *Fixed one case of procedure reservation state not correctly displayed for hospitalized patients *Fixed doctors walking to wrong position if they started an examination while still in the examination room with previous patient and the next patient was being delivered there *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting rooms where a procedure was currently being performed *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting beds while a nurse was performing the patient care procedure *Fixed a rare internal error after deleting anesthesiology machine while a patient was on the way to trauma center to be stabilized *Fixed a rare case of medicine delivery stuck running the whole afternoon *Fixed a rare case of patients stuck in 'being checked by a nurse' while the nurse has been freed already *Fixed eye test patient animation (gloves were automatically added to all examination animations, but this one is not played by a doctor) *Fixed a couple of procedures not allowed in specific situations (liver medication on ICU, chest auscultation for patients hospitalized at general surgery) *Fixed 'couldn't wash hands' modifier reset too late *Fixed objects assigned as night shift workspaces not allowed to be deleted in closed departments *Increased time technologists spend idle at their desk before running to common room ==Project Hospital 1.1 is out! - Project Hospital 1.1.16207 - May 30th, 2019== We're happy to announce Project Hospital 1.1, a major update with some of the most requested features, user experience improvements and Workshop support! This update contains roughly four months of work, already in production during the last two patches - because of the nature of the new features and content it made sense to test and balance everything together. We really hope you enjoy the new version and we're looking forward to what you come up with for the workshop! So, thanks for your patience, let's move to the release notes :) '''Custom content support update''' *Improved mod support for creating graphical assets *Creating scenarios in game *[Steam Workshop] Sharing mods *[Steam Workshop] Sharing scenarios '''"First impressions" update''' *Improved menus *Loading tips *Preview screenshots and more info about saved games *Video background in main menu *Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen) [[File:11a.png|thumb|Custom UI scale now works also in main menu (title screen)]] '''UI''' *New workspace panels in management *Updated management interface with new shared rooms category *New hiring UI with more categories (**don't forget to click on individual workspaces to open hiring card!**), indication of required specializations for all professions *Department statistics with room workloads, prestige, patient details and procedure info *Polished hospital statistics, added yesterday's statistics panel *Tooltips for symptoms in table of diagnoses *More keyboard shortcuts (departments mapped to 1-9, DEL for bulldozer tool, ...) *Cleaned up buttons in tool panels in building mode *Notifications have configurable colors *A couple of new notifications on the main panel for trying to hire characters to a room they're not allowed *More info about why an ambulance can't be placed (for example on an above-the ground floor, this was surprisingly easy to miss) *Exam units show patient portraits when a procedure is running there *Added info about required hospitalization to surgery tooltips *(Plus a lot of small quality-of-life improvements in the UI) [[File:11b.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] [[File:11c.png|thumb|Revamped UI]] '''Gameplay''' *New insurance company objectives and rewards (more varied and hopefully more fun, more challenging in the late game *for example performing surgeries, saving patients after collapses) *New laboratories department shared between other departments (Hematology, Histology and Microbiology labs with some new equipment) *Sharing more rooms, for example sharing common rooms between departments for free time and staff lunch *Added maximum number of insurance companies contracted at once, balanced to send similar numbers of patients as the original insurance companies *Smooth ranges of patient numbers sent by insurance companies according to prestige *Random events *Improved rules for making events available after unlocking, all departments are no more needed *Added detection that patient's doctor doesn't have diagnostics role allowed *Night clinic *Patients leave after not being seen for too long, not only when clinic closes *Implemented moving patients waiting at reception to a waiting room if shifts have changed and there's no receptionist *Releasing patients from observation back to clinic if they're not at risk anymore, added a couple of notifications *Receptionist is a proper employee role now *Improved rules for which roles are available where (anesthesiology, reception) *Staff limit can be increased to 400 in options (only attempt this if you have at least the recommended hardware) *Staff counter on main panel blinks when trying to hire an employee and the employee limit has been reached *Improved visual side of characters entering/exiting elevators (timing, fade in, fixed overlapping) *Improved handling of priorities on Trauma and Observation *Implemented specific detection of procedures not available to be prescribed at a certain department (not only when a specific doctor doesn't have the required skill) *New notification for not enough stretchers to transport all patients at a department *Idle characters without workspace now show it as their status in their card *Updated tutorials and dependency tree visualization to match updated mechanics *Disabled releasing patients during the night, they'll wait for the morning *Implemented leveling up anesthesiology also by resuscitating collapsed patients *If a patient dies, this counts in statistics of the department where their diagnosis belongs, not ICU where they usually end up after a collapse *Disabled department change to radiology for nurses and doctors [[File:11d.png|thumb|Labs]] '''Building''' *Rooms in management mode can be used as a planning tool (before constructing foundations) *Move room tool (available under prefabs) *Automatically hiding objects when building/deleting walls *When placing a prefab that will add foundations underneath, the visualization is now consistent with using the foundations tool *A new notification on the main panel for 'out of funds' *More colors for doors '''Fixes''' *Fixed planned procedures not cancelled if one of the reserved employees gets fired *Fixed few issues with closing departments (for example janitors currently in a bathroom wouldn't return their carts) *Fixed missing department state update when switching certain roles *Fixed janitor's portraits sometimes incorrectly showing up in management mode in rooms they're cleaning *Fixed broken layout of symptoms panel in patient's card in case there's more than 16 symptoms *Fixed dirty environment satisfaction modifier applied to characters way too late *Fixed portraits of patients shown above lab equipment rendered also on incorrect floors *Fixed wrong floor type applied when destroying foundations on above-the-ground floors *Fixed radiologist's too impatient behavior when idle *Fixed patients going to their department's waiting room even if another department's lab is processing their sample *Fixed patients without planned examinations slowing down waiting rooms by waiting for their original doctor *Fixed table of employees stuck with wrong filter in a couple of cases *Fixed lab procedures sometimes stuck in the 'sampling finished' state for hospitalized patients *Fixed a couple of treatments not available at ICU *Fixed bladder not kept reset for immobile HDU patients *Fixed a couple of hidden errors in specific procedures *Fixed collapse script sometimes selecting doctors according to incorrect hospitalization type *Fixed tables errorong out on invalid data when opened while another save was being loaded *Fixed url on the bug reporting button in main menu (was using the wrong top level domain after changes on forumotion's side) *Fixed 'no workspace' notification popping up for fired employees *Fixed automatic switch to new automatically created departments (this would affect old saves where the lab department gets automatically created) *Fixed sinks allowed to be placed on bins but then immediately deleted *Fixed popups blinking when pressing escape *Fixed total satisfaction not recalculated when patients respawn for their second visit, fixed satisfaction not always updated when modifiers get reset *Fixed reserved tiles allowed to be selected to be cleaned by janitors (so they don't wipe collapsed patients) *Fixed examination availability not updated when AI switches (hospitalized) patient's department *Fixed an error if a patient is sent away while the paramedic who originally brought them is still walking through the hospital *Fixed rotation of multiple rooms in prefabs *Fixed examination list in patient card not updated if a department that provides some of the procedures gets closed *Fixed radiologists not showing patient and examination in their card when running examinations on clinic patients *Fixed bladder/food scripts cancelled when cancelling planned treatments when patient is filling needs *Fixed popups previously moved by the player appearing on top of ingame menu, fixed menu not opened by escape if a popup is active ==Patch 15 - Project Hospital 1.1.16229 - June 5th, 2019== Hi all, we're happy and relieved to see that the release of 1.1 went smoothly, but there were still a few issues we wanted to address as soon as possible, especially the problem with language selection not loaded correctly on startup. So, thanks for all the feedback and bug reports, here's a small patch to address the recent issues. Also, the workshop page has started to fill with new scenarios and mods, make sure to check them out! :) *Fixed a regression: [Steam only] language settings not correctly loaded *Fixed sandbox options not applied when playing a scenario *Fixed radiologists available for hire always regenerated during load *Fixed queue in a waiting room stuck on reserved info TV when deleting waiting rooms while patients are being called *Fixed operating rooms from different department used when the one from patients department is free but on a different floor *Fixed patients (rarely) released from observation with a reserved technologist *Fixed lab delivery script (rarely) stuck on fired and later deleted technologists *Fixed duplicate insurance company reward in "uninsured" ==Patch 16 - Project Hospital 1.1.16350 - June 20th, 2019== No rest for the wicked! :) Here's a few more small improvements and fixes of recently discovered bugs. Thanks to everybody who still took their time to report issues and send suggestions! *Enabled free building in tutorial levels as it was possible to run out of money when building recklessly *Disabled shortcuts for switching departments in tutorials, it was possible to get stuck using these *Disallowed placement of PCs on the wrong side of the second work desk *Set all tables (patients, staff, symptoms) to only expand downwards *Implemented floor rendering automatically taking in account extra floors, so tall workshop scenarios work in unmodded game *Increased the maximum number of floating texts in the scene (sometimes XPs weren't shown for all characters in huge hospitals) *Fixed USG and cardio technologist shown in management UI for night shift at a couple of departments that don't need them *Fixed broken UI of the load game panel when opened before saving any games *Fixed random events silently erroring out if there's no night shift at the clinic *Fixed ambulances sometimes stuck with patient that's transported away but doesn't exist anymore *Fixed check of patient's department failing when patient's room gets deleted *Fixed skill points not awarded during angiography procedure *Fixed a rare case of stuck events *Fixed hospitalization locked in big hospital scenarios in sandbox ==Patch 17 - Project Hospital 1.1.16587 - July 31st, 2019== '''The camera rotation patch''' '''Camera rotation''' *Implemented camera rotation in normal game mode, building mode and management mode *Updated all campaign and sandbox levels so they look the part from all camera angles :) [[File:P17.gif|thumb|Camera rotation]] '''Localization''' *Korean translation is now included in the game *Updated translations to latest versions from github '''Gameplay''' *[CHANGE] Two surgery nurses are now required at each department to have more control over surgical teams *[CHANGE] Implemented trauma stabilization role for nurses *Implemented more even distribution of patients between clinic doctors (prioritized by room workload) *Implemented free time and lunch for janitors, allowed janitors to have the hard working perk *Implemented immediate switch of dress code colors when switching employee's department *Implemented a rule that marks a room inaccessible for patients also if all tiles are inaccessible, not only if some of the equipment is *Enabled releasing patients from trauma regardless of time of day *Implemented a restriction so the hardworking perk can't be combined with the scholar perk *Added chief doctors for employees on radiology and lab department to be taken from emergency *Implemented bonus from studying also for technologists *Implemented inaccessibility evaluation for blue rooms if accidentally marked in red *Implemented cap of the number of reports that doctors write at the end of the day (max 10) *Implemented a notification about inaccessible elevators *Implemented a notification about patients who are about to leave the clinic *Enabled level up notifications for all (not only bookmarked) characters '''UI''' *[OPTIONS] Added daylight to building mode *[OPTIONS] Implemented separate UI scale for main panel *Added scrolling arrows to lists of examinations/treatments in patient card when there's more than one page (for players without a mouse wheel) *Implemented sorting of save files by name or date *Enabled all hospitalizations to be always listed in treatment list (was based on symptom hazard and somewhat restrictive) *Implemented third state of transparency button: transparent objects; updated tooltip '''Fixes''' *Fixed 'unlock all departments' not applied when playing custom scenarios *Fixed event notification not popping up after declining random event *Fixed normal bed on ICU only needing live support *Fixed a hidden error when deleting an event message *Fixed elevator foundations only placed on the ground floor *Fixed broken doors in elevators (saved with old versions of the game) breaking bulldozer tool *Fixed a rare case of two doctors stuck waiting for each other to finish commuting *Fixed a hidden error in patients without a doctor with both exm and trt planed, going to a radiologist *Fixed patients leaving the hospital from the loo with no payment *Fixed employee selection (employee list activated via the button on the side) for a workspace in an office that's already taken *Fixed janitors selecting inaccessible dirty tiles (a rare but possible situation) and getting stuck *Fixed global script manager not reset on exit to menu (scripts could survive until some global events get fired in the next map) *Fixed elevator selection not taking in account elevator accessibility on destination floor when staring on the ground floor *Fixed bed panels in logistics not sorted from back to front *Fixed stroke not detectable on emergency *Fixed popup about finished hospitalization popping up forever on observation if a patient has some procedures planned *Fixed doctors stuck reserved by deleted patients (after moving rooms, the doctors were reserved for a collapsed patient) *Fixed missing validation of patient accessibility after placing rooms ==Patch 18 - Project Hospital 1.1.17007 - September 12th, 2019== Hi all, while we continue working on new features, here's a quick minor patch that fixes some of the recently reported problems with gameplay or camera rotation. *added a specific rule for setting automatic UI scale in 1440 x 900 resolution *optimized GC memory access in a few game systems (should improve occassional micro-stuttering) *fixed positions of elevators not saved correctly for different camera directions so elevators on new floors could appear in wrong positions *fixed newly created prefabs starting with different orientation than expected when playing with a rotated camera *fixed collapsed patients on the floor not positioned correctly when playing with a rotated camera *fixed doctor's reservation incorrectly reset when a doctor from a clinic resuscitates a collapsed hospitalized patient *fixed 'writing reports' stuck active while the doctor is already going home *fixed a popup about janitor workspaces incorrectly popping up at radiology *fixed blood sometimes still rendered even if a stretcher was placed on top of it (which should clean the tile) *fixed mod data not correctly loaded when overriding certain original values in the database (like the list of rooms in examinations) *fixed broken ambulance parking in one community scenario by disabling required access to parking marker objects *[Steam] implemented re-reporting of achievements that failed to be sent to Steam the first time they got unlocked ==Patch 19 - Project Hospital 1.1.19 - October 30th, 2019== '''The Halloween Patch''' While we're finishing last features for Doctor Mode, we're still working on improvements and fixes based on feedback from the community - here's the latest batch with a few spooky surprises. :) '''Features''' *[Mod support] changed linking of rooms and procedures to tags so new departments can be added more easily *[Mod support] implemented support for custom icons for departments, skills and procedures *Updated all translations with latest fixes from community translators (thanks!) *Implemented portrait bubbles showing object reservation *Implemented a system that distributes hospitalized patient between exam units more evenly *Implemented better handling of priority of non-critical surgeries *Implemented doctor's rating and simple statistics in doctor's card *Balanced leveling of employees between different departments *Balanced employee and skill leveling *Enabled unlimited number of controlled patients *Some small UI improvements, mostly making three-state buttons more consistent *Enabled washing hands during bladder script also in kitchen sinks *useful for WCs in wards *Enabled stabilization procedure to start with only a doctor, waiting for a free nurse often looked like staff were neglecting patients *Enabled all examinations that don't need any equipment to be done directly at wards *Implemented a few configurable keyboard shortcuts (available in the launcher) *Implemented range of probabilities for surgery complications *Added a slot for future DLC levels to main menu *Added a few Halloween decorations *Zombies! '''Fixes''' *Fixed a bug causing one of the ambulances to spawn in broken state on certain maps when playing with rotated camera *Fixed XP and payment texts rendered at incorrect positions when playing with rotated camera *Fixed a problem with parking areas that were created using prefabs sometimes breaking parking area detection *Fixed collapse in bed requiring diagnostics and patient care roles (and not starting at trauma center when staff look idle) *Fixed nurses getting books to hospitalized lying patients chosen from random departments *Fixed surgeries easily broken by sending a patient to ICU while being operated on *Fixed an error in elevator lookup in case elevators got deleted while an employee with a stretcher was already on their way *Fixed a few more hidden errors ==Patch 20 - Project Hospital 1.1.16717 - November 26th, 2019== '''Doctor Mode DLC is out!''' We're happy to announce that Doctor Mode, the first DLC for Project Hospital is now out! - A new game mode: take over your doctors and oversee their cases - New handy visualizations of your patient's conditions and activities - Character editor to create your own employees - New equipment and decorations for (not only) doctor's offices - New insurance company and objectives - Three new customizable difficulty options - Quick tutorial - Big campaign level focused on doctor and hospital progress - Code blue function for assigning high priority to any patient - 8 new achievements! The DLC comes with an updated version of the game with quite a few fixes and improvements - here are the release notes: *Implemented better support for DLCs *Implemented automatic takeover of all patients which can be enabled for individual departments (new icon in management!) *Implemented three levels of notifications: popup/log/completely off *Implemented specific tooltips for hospitalization room statistics in departments statistics in hospital management card (different for emergency, ICU and specialized departments) *More variety in character portraits *Disabled payments for ambulances that have been disabled the whole day *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed lights not working correctly for objects in a few specific cases *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed bulldozer tool leaving behind one tile of the far side of walls (not visible until rotating the view) *Fixed employees sometimes showing no info about what they're reserved for *Fixed nurses sometimes stuck reserved forever *Fixed inconsistency in foundation edge price (it was possible to save a bit by building the edge first) *Fixed diagnosis in patient tooltip not showing 'none' if a patient has no diagnosis yet *Fixed overlap between select skill panel and statistics segment in doctor card *Fixed a few cases of overflowing texts in the UI ==Patch 21 - Project Hospital 1.1.17661 - December 3rd, 2019== *Fixed a hidden error that was causing weird behavior or stuck characters in a few different cases *Fixed missing examinations that uncover surgery complications in the unfiltered list of examinations (when playing with hidden diagnostic hints) *Fixed patients not automatically taken over after reception triage when the department is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed patients sometimes not automatically taken over after being brought in in an ambulance when emergency is set to assign patients to the player automatically *Fixed a few treatments that would get stuck when performed at emergency with an ICU-qualified doctor *Fixed active department switching when typing age in character editor (when not using numpad to enter the age) *Fixed wrong tooltip for employee occupations in character editor *Fixed text overflow in hardcore difficulty panel in doctor mode *Fixed a couple of typos and one missing LOC text *Fixed moving beds possibly causing a false detection of a finished room in Tutorial 3 and blocking progress through the level *Fixed staff ignoring WCs/food from other departments if it's not marked staff only ==Patch 22 - Project Hospital 1.1.17901 - January 14th, 2020== First patch of the 2020's! :) A couple new features for modders and fixes of the recently discovered issues as usually. '''Features & changes''' *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for diagnoses only affecting one gender (new tag <MatchingGenderRef>) *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented support for departments with no hospitalization (new tag <NoHospitalization>) *Implemented sorting in tables *Enabled planning of examinations looking for medium hazard symptoms after a diagnosis gets confirmed only for medium and high certainty '''Fixes''' *Fixed an error triggered when moving lab shelves/cabinets and CTs and MRIs *Fixed composite object preview leaving behind ghostly attachments if a composite object gets deleted during move, fixed switching between building mode categories causing currently moved object to be deleted *Fixed sorting in load game panel causing immediate load if the same file is on the first position both when sorted alphabetically and according to date *Fixed a few French texts for object placement *Fixed maximal zoom-out in building mode resulting in visible stripe on the side of the screen in certain resolutions *Fixed early bird perk *Fixed objects graphics not positioned correctly for coffee machine, diploma, whiteboard *Fixed a typo in migraine symptom description id causing missing loc *Hotfixed deleted characters in bookmarked character list causing a hidden error *Fixed angiography panel not showing positioning hing for angiography screen (it only worked one way round) *Fixed a few procedures not available at ICU or Emergency (gastroscopy, gonioscopy, cbc sampling) *[CAMERA ROTATION] fixed object graphics not correctly updated when placing prefabs with rotated camera ==Patch 23 - March 10th== Hi all, while we keep working on and teasing new content on social media, here's an update with all the requested features and fixes we managed to implement in the meantime. We hope you find some useful tools these and it should be now easier to make your hospitals as efficient as possible. Thanks for your continued support and thanks to everybody who is still reporting the issues you come accross! '''Features & changes''' *Added surgery priority table *Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone *Cloud save support *Improved pathfinding (object selection using closest path distance, some optimizations) *Added a few sound effects for ICU, surgeries, defibrillation, improved a few animations *Clone tool in building mode for floors, walls and objects *Added simplified sonography and cardiography units to radiology to work as an alternative to having the units at individual departments *Allowed anesthesiologists from ICU to participate in surgeries at different departments *Keyboard shortcuts in building mode for selecting individual objects on a single tile *Implemented cleanup of examinations and treatments that can't be performed at a specific department when switching patients between departments *Implemented resizable employee selector panel, fixed gaps between portraits when the list has been filtered by workspace *Implemented waiting for receptionists at closest free 3x3 tile area (similar to patients overflowing from waiting rooms) *Implemented alternating colors to highlight objects that are both reserved by someone and blocked or missing a required attachment *Added a new notification for broken hospitalization when 'assist at surgery' role gets disabled for all doctors *Added three new loading tips *Added new label for doctors waiting for the next patient that's on his/her way (employee card says "Next patient is coming" instead of "Idle") *Small loading time and save size improvements *Updated Korean translation *Capped event rewards *Changed prestige bonus display in prestige tooltip to percentages *[MOD SUPPORT] enabled overriding character textures *[MOD SUPPORT] improved save check for content from uninstalled mods *[MOD SUPPORT] improved game-side detection of errors in mods when starting up [[File:P23a.png|thumb|Added surgery priority table]] '''Fixes''' *Disabled "complicated diagnosis" popup when there's only one available examination left *Fixed door graphics not updated when a door gets deleted *Fixed employees not correctly showing reservation when performing first aid *Fixed collapses not started when there's no hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed patients sent away by closing a department still waiting for clinic doctors *Fixed UI stuck after clicking a room in logistics with one of the cards with name panel open *Fixed events available even without hospitalization at emergency department *Fixed mod validation text in load panel stuck red after selecting files *Fixed free building not allowing to build with negative bank balance *Fixed costs shown as floating text with free building *Fixed paying for prefab doors twice *Fixed dragging over ui cancelling current action in building mode plus missing change from free building fix *Fixed inconsistent behavior in building mode when switching wall tools *Fixed random rotation of moved objects with attachments *Fixed operating table not able to attach to anesthesiology machine on trauma center if the anesthesiology machine was placed first *Fixed one half of stretchers causing objects placed next to it reporting they would block it [[File:P23b.png|thumb|Editable ambulance parking lot and drop-off zone]] *Fixed character editor sometimes causing UI to get stuck when the name/age panels didn't get closed *Fixed character editor sometimes generating characters with glasses even if not selected by the player *Fixed schedule panel overlapping main panel when playing with modified UI scale *Fixed moving stretchers not correctly lit *Fixed spawned characters appearing in the table of controlled patients *Fixed changing departments allowed in a few cases where it made no sense *Fixed wrong animation assigned to 'speech listening' examination *Hotfixed surgeons stuck reserved by hospitalized patients, possibly after changing roles *Hotfixed stretchers stuck behind black ambulance *possibly only happening with old maps where the black ambulance got originally spawned at a position overlapping the stretcher spawn position *Hotfixed lab specialists sometimes stuck at the last equipment they used after finishing tests for a hospitalized patient *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance lens flare positions ==Patch 24 - April 22nd, 2020== Hi everybody, while we're approaching the release of Hospital Services DLC, here's one more big update with improvements, fixes and an overhauled Internal Medicine department. Yes, Project Hospital now has UNDO in building mode! Seriously though, this was one of the most complicated features to implement, so we'll appreciate if you let us know if it breaks in any specific circumstances. And it wouldn't be a Project Hospital update without a few camera rotation fixes. :) '''Features & changes''' *Internal medicine *updated diagnoses at internal medicine department, it will be now more challenging and more profitable (and more focused on pulmonary diseases) *Internal medicine *removed surgical procedures, added new specialized room with unique equipment and new procedures *Improved efficiency of Radiology by smarter examination planning by the AI doctors and by making the radiologists more patient at their workspace :) *Implemented UNDO in building mode *Implemented automatic taking away of ambulance patients when emergency is closed *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented check of procedures during load to catch files broken by uninstalled mods earlier (stable) *[MOD SUPPORT] Hotfixed collapse symptoms that don't lead to a procedure causing stuck characters, probably broken in one of the mods (or a combination of mods) out in the wild *[MOD SUPPORT] Implemented automatic return to menu with reporting of errors if the game fails to load a save (changed but still installed mods breaking diagnoses for example), added check for diagnoses to the main save game check *[DOCTOR MODE] updated prices of doctor mode objects *Improved automatic UI scale for main panel in 1280 x 800 resolution *Implemented automatic cancellation of a few examinations when moving patient to ICU or trauma when there are faster alternatives available there (ECG, echo, USG) *Increased extended employee limit to 600 '''Fixes''' *Fixed replacing of a room with the same type of room but from a different department *Fixed rooms not always correctly marked as working after reopening closed departments *Fixed incorrectly reserved sofa in the 'inefficient' campaign level *Fixed missing head lamp in one of the examination animations *Fixed using dynamite/foundations over parking lots *Fixed events triggered right before midnight spawning patients stuck on impossible visit time *Fixed treatments planned by the player when a patient is coming to radiology breaking the radiology examination and getting technologists stuck *Fixed AI doctors sometimes unnecessarily planning two examinations both used to detect the same symptom (like USG and FAST) *Fixed nurses showing their own portrait on the patient list in their employee card while performing patient checkup *Fixed characters rotated during object use clipping through stuff, their orientation was used to determine whether they should be rendered in front or behind an object, using the object orientation instead *Fixed moving of objects with attachments not checking attachment placement and if it allow objects above, this could lead to the attachment being lost *Fixed event objective button causing insurance to open instead of event patients in some cases when loading first save after booting up the game *Set font family for Russian on mac to normal for all texts, bold is not really bold in the default font and is hard to read *Fixed CBC not available at the ICU *Fixed un-reservation of patient's bed when they are transported away (when they were not in their room their bed got stuck) *Implemented automatic cleanup of tmp files left among maps after unzipping *Fixed hospitalized patients performing 'free time' activities too often even when waiting for an examination *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed stat lab and waiting room info panels showing at correct position only with default camera orientation *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed objects selected for delete left highlighted after rotating the camera view *Fixed 'waiting for player' not popping up after transferring controlled patient with no planned procedures between departments *Implemented automatic switching of active department when clicking surgery table button in patient card so the surgery table opens for patient's department *Fixed disabled hiring for night shift when there's doctor assigned at day shift at the same workspace even if the day shift is not working completely *Fixed characters sometimes getting stuck when trying to switch to his/her workplace trough assign workplace button *Implemented reset of wrong diagnosis after an hour of blocking patient's doctor instead of returning to a waiting room '''Included in hotfix from 24.03.2020''' *Fixed dead characters with surgery priority set by the player blocking other surgeries *Fixed cloud saves not always correctly deleted from server *Fixed stuck characters caused by not selecting objects in a given room when on the same floor but when their path goes via the ground floor *Fixed hospitalized and released patients coming back by ambulance after being treated and released when they still have some lab tests running at midnight '''Included in hotfix from 19.03.2020''' *Fixed black ambulance stretcher positioning breaking the ambulance when unloading area is placed at the furthermost point *Fixed lying free time actions like asking for books using nurses without patient care role *Fixed missing bookcase in building mode catalogue for wards *Fixed radiologists from wrong shift could be selected for usg when offloaded to radiology *Fixed names for cardio and sono at radiology in all languages *Fixed negative modifiers from critical needs not reset *Fixed mandatory equipment set as recommended for cardio & sono at radiology *Fixed scrubbing sink not tagged as normal sink and not used outside of ORs *Fixed doctors sometimes stuck reserved with other doctor's patient *this could happen when multiple doctors are serving way past their shift and one of them gets released from doctor mode, then the doctor who belongs on the current shift will return and take back their patients *and if one of the patients is still around waiting for another player-controlled doctor, the patient could get stolen *Fixed characters without workspace sent to 0, 0 after commuting to work, no workspace pop up pops up instead *Fixed shortcuts from management to prefabs not working when clicking the icons *Fixed 'exposed to weather' modifier applied to characters walking over planned rooms outside *Improved arm/leg cast/orthosis cz description *Hotfixed interview stuck on a deleted reserved object *Hotfixed transports of patients on deleted stretchers *[DOCTOR MODE] fixed doctor mode blinking red when some of the critical patients are only spawned ==Patch 25 - April 27th, 2020== Hi everybody, a new patch is out, mostly with fixes related to Hospital Services and new features from patch 24. Thanks again for reporting the problems, it really helps us fix them as quickly as possible! '''Fixes''' *Fixed active department applied to all objects on the active floor during undo, breaking workspace assignment (included in hotfix from 25th April) *Hotfixed an error in logistics UI caused by characters with workspaces but no home room *Fixed janitors still reserving workspaces after their room gets deleted *Fixed resetting workspace after discarding undo *Fixed duplicate cardiology skill in skill selector *Fixed radiologists sometimes escaping their patients (added patient check to radiologist during lunch time) *Fixed LOC_ID errors in names of objects from Doctor Mode when Doctor Mode isn't installed *Fixed wrong icon shown in hiring card for gift shop vendor *Fixed blocked hiring of second gift shop vendor *Unlocked new deparmtents in challenge levels *Fixed pharmacy desk graphics *Fixed a typo in Essential thrombocythemia LOC *Fixed don't cross barrier set to blocking *Changed EMG in study room prefab to PC *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed go to button in popups not correctly centering rotated camera on patientsg rotated camera on patients ==Patch 26 - May 6th, 2019== Hi everybody, let us take this opportunity to thank all the new players that joined us this weekend, we're amazed by the interest in both Project Hospital and the newly released Hospital Services DLC! Here's one more patch fixing recently discovered issues, thanks again to everybody who took their time to send us a bug report! '''Changes''' *Enabled shortest path distance for selecting employees to tend to collapsed patients *Enabled undo for 'add perimeter walls' button *Enabled undo for moving rooms *Implemented automatic panel UI scale rules for resolutions around 1680 x 1050 to fix overlapping icons '''Fixes''' *Fixed a recently introduced performance issue related to memory allocations (causing frequent microstuttering) *Fixed pharmacy and gift shop sometimes stuck reserved by a patient who has left *Fixed training stuck if employee's trained skill gets removed by the player (possibly by assigning the employee to a different department) *Fixed training script stuck with multiple projectors *Fixed training - projector activity without a projector *Fixed stuck training scripts still reserving chairs *Fixed staff at pathology not filling needs because of patients with critical symptoms *Hotfixed bucket carts stuck reserved after janitors pick another cart (probably after deleting their room) *Hotfixed broken attachments on broken composite objects *Fixed generation technologist without specialization in character editor *Fixed compression wraps not starting for hospitalized patients at specialized departments *Fixed ice wrap not allowed at internal medicine department *Fixed peritoneal fluid analysis sampling not allowed at ICU *Fixed incorrect cafeteria minimum size detection *Fixed wrong observation and regular ward decal name *Fixed diagnoses percentage showing different values in diagnosis table *Fixed text overlap in department statistics panel *Fixed a typo in cz, 'parto' instead of 'patro' *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed ambulance parking not correctly highlighted when placing foundations with rotated camera *[CAMERA ROTATION] Fixed undo misplacing objects when undoing a delete action with rotated camera ==Patch 27 - June 4th, 2020== Hi everybody, a new patch is out with fixes for most of the recently reported issues and a few new features and tweaks. Surprisingly, it looks like there have been no new camera rotation issues discovered this time. :) '''Changes''' *Implemented clinic and hospitalized roles for lab procedures (these previously only worked for radiologists/technologists in specialized units) *Implemented doctors assigned by the player not automatically switched when balancing doctor's workload at the clinic *Added confirmation window for sending patients home, not for dead patients *Changed treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome to TRT_DOCTOR'S_RECOMMENDATIONS, changed also in proper sequence *Switched default sorting of saved games to latest first following a survey we did on social media *Added edge scrolling as an option, added tweakables for fine-tuning *Updated internal medicine departments in sandbox and campaign levels (operating theatres replaced by special procedures units) *Lowered the number of required doctors at internal medicine from 3 to 1 *[MOD SUPPORT] implemented moddable 'difficulty settings' tweakables for payments, collapse timers and 'always showing all diagnoses' *[MOD SUPPORT] resized door texture to have twice as many slots '''Fixes''' *Fixed pharmacists incorrectly called pharmacologists :) *Fixed neurology not available to be selected for technologists *Fixing characters preferring indoor paths even when coming from the outside *Fixed satisfaction modifiers like exposed to weather not reset for night shift staff *Fixed room access rights not always correctly applied when selecting objects *Fixed unplugged delete prefab button *Fixed extending of rooms not allowed for rooms with overall limit like service office *Fixed unnecessary undo snapshot created every frame when placing prefabs causing extra allocations causing stuttering *Fixed ambulance parking showing red area when dragging foundations on floors above it *Fixed drawing a room over a part of another room stealing all objects for the active department *Fixed new colored floor lines not connecting to existing ones after load *Fixed cost in one of the parts of angiography machine causing double refund *Fixed only one visitors lounge used at each department *Fixed dead patients still getting negative satisfaction modifiers when sent away *Fixed dead patients shown forever in untreated patients table *Fixed characters stuck/not going to common room when their room is destroyed *Fixed level up message about janitors mentioning first specialization while it's not added (there's no skill to be selected without hospital services dlc) *Fixed popup about no workspace not correctly popping up since undo was introduced *Fixed supervisor not updating when switching character department, updated janitor chief selection *Fixed rounding errors causing 1% skill lower level shown for characters after training *Fixed three locked tiles left behind after moving parking *Fixed one wrong animation set in the sequence for MIEP *Fixed workshop scenarios disappearing after loading a game, returning to main menu and reopening new game dialog *Fixed only one special procedures unit at internal medicine used, the first one was always selected regardless of whether it was free *Fixed free technologists at radiology not selected for a patient if technologists at their department exist but are busy or only at another shift *Fixed janitors getting their workspace reset when leaving a closed department *Fixed tables ending out of bounds and displaying incorrect data when switching for example to a different department after scrolling down *Fixed patients that still have critical symptoms considered treated if the diagnosis has been treated *Fixed planned surgeries at ICU blocking night shift staff at a department that can't perform surgeries over night *Fixed waiting rooms with more invalidity flags allowed to be selected as closest valid room to a unit, for example when both inaccessible and not on foundations *Fixed overflowing text in some languages in popups *Fixed an error when deleting giftshop with visitors still coming in *Fixed office chairs allowed to be used as sofas *Fixed positioning of a couple of decorative objects when placed on another objects *Hotfixed beds left reserved by dead patients (seen once) *Fixed bacteremia in campylobacteriosis *added exm and trt *Fixed wrong lab test assigned to Campylobacteriosis *Added general surgery spec & room tag for trt_bronchodilators *Removed home treatment from asbestosis diagnosis *Fixed wrong tag preventing trauma center from giving leg casts *Removed treatment for hemoptysis (was nsaids), also removed nsaids from respective sequences *Allowed urgent blood analysis at radiology cardio unit *Fixed symptom stiffness in the neck *added neurology spec to prescribe list *it will be prescribed at neurology and executed at orthopaedy *Set pulmonary hypertension due blood clots to require hospitalization *Fixed a few typos in English texts *Updated minimum number of nurses in nurses station description *Updated character state description for dead patients (removed Dead, dead) *Changed tutorial texts for character card to mention 8 last selected characters instead of 6 *Fixed size in waiting room prefab description *Updated description for pleural effusion symptom *Fixed non-localized level label in hiring card *Disabled replacing special characters by underscores in naming panels in character card '''Included in hotfix from 13.05.2020''' *Fixed bulding a new floor after an undo-able action breaking rooms *Fixed cleaning carts sometimes stuck not reserved but not deletable *[Hospital Services] Fixed a couple of cases of characters or chairs stuck after training *[Hospital Services] Fixed pharmacy or gift shop getting stuck after a few ingame days *[Hospital Services] Fixed gift shop stuck if there isn't enough shelves *[Hospital Services] Fixed only one gift shop vendor serving customers ==Patch 28 - June 12th, 2020== Hello there! A new patch #28 is out now. Apart from other fixes let me mention especially the migration to Unity 2018.2.21 which should take care of the issues with Citrix incompatibility without having to use other workarounds. As always, thanks for all the reports and suggestions! '''Fixes''' *Migrated Unity to 2018.2.21 to work around the Citrix issues (2018.4 tested previously caused other issues) *Fixed a hidden error when resetting a player-assigned doctor *Fixed patients with critical symptoms at the clinic sometimes not correctly treated *Fixed controlled patients stuck at radiologists when player plans treatments there *Fixed player-assigned doctors reset for patients with no examinations planned in waiting rooms *Fixed patients sometimes going for lab results and starting a radiology examination at the same time *Fixed prefab save panel showing sorting buttons and sorting by date by default instead of by name *Hotfixed characters sitting on deleted chairs, possibly side effect of the duplicated ghostly objects in departments related to the undo system *Enabled lab specialists working on samples in their room even if the patient doesn't match their roles anymore, like after being released from observation *Fixed selecting prefab rooms and categories not cancelling current action like area move '''Included in hotfix from 05.06.2020 (1.2.20271)''' *Hotfixed new doors in build too early, implemented automatic replacement *Fixed send home popup showing when releasing treated hospitalized patient *Fixed code blue causing patients to be never considered treated *Fixed objects remain in department after deleting via undo *Fixed code blue causing patients to be not allows to be sent home ==Patch 29 - July 16th, 2020== Hi everybody, a new patch is out with mostly smaller improvements and fixes, but there's one change we should give you more details about *a system for handling incompatible mods we introduce with this version. We've noticed that there are a few mods that are still widely installed, but haven't been updated in a very long time and are causing problems, typically untreatable patients at Internal Medicine. We can now mark these as incompatible not only on the workshop, but also directly in game, so they won't get loaded and you'll see a warning in main menu. This shouldn't be causing any problems with loading saved games, also there should be alternatives for most of the affected mods already available on the workshop. If you're an author of one of the mods, please get in touch, we'll be happy to give you all the info about what needs to be updated, so we can re-enable the mod. Moreover, the list is accessible in the Twakables.xml file, so if you really love one of these mods and don't mind the side effects, it's possible to re-activate it there (TWEAKABLE_INCOMPATIBLE_WORKSHOP_MODS). '''Changes''' *Rolled back Unity version for Mac and Linux back to 2018.2.7f1 to hopefully fix a regression with text rendered in bold for certain languages, Windows version needs to stay on 2018.2.17f1 because of Citrix, but we'll also try to put a build with the previous version on a new branch (bold-text-fix). *Implemented mod compatibility system *Implemented re-roll of available doctors to ensure getting some interns for hire after getting the 'great interns' reward *Implemented sending patients to hospitalization from waiting rooms *Implemented prioritized selection of technologists in the same room if a patient has just finished an examination at radiology *Blocked building foundations over parking road, allowed only certain surface types, fixed visualization not colored red *Added ingame 10 min delay to lab procedures before they can be selected by technologists so equipment cabinets with samples can't get reserved by technologists between multiple samplings of one patient *Increased maximum manual UI scale for 4k resolution by ~25% *Allowed diagnosed patients to choose a new doctor when waiting (not always returning to the doctor who diagnosed them) *Disabled counting of planned only rooms in department workload statistics and daily workload statistics *Implemented opening of matching departments surgery table for ICU patients '''Fixes''' *[Hospital Services] Fixed waiting time still counting when buying medicine *Fixed technologist easily stolen by another patient if their patient has more examinations scheduled that the can perform *Fixed doors not placeable if a wall is right next to a locked area, for example next to the road *Fixed receptionists performing triage only showing 'reserved' as status in their card *Fixed patient waiting on a tile and department is switched, he does not find a chair on the next department *Fixed patients from failed events sometimes deleted over midnight prematurely *Fixed sliders needed to be clicked too far right to get the maximum value *Fixed possible triggering of both needs scripts and getting called on the same frame *Fixed distances between two points on the same floor but in disconnected areas not correctly counted in pathfinding *Fixed doctors that are going to interview lying patients going to a random spot in the room unnecessarily *Fixed wrong sound for deleting doors (and undo not allowed) *Fixed ambulance parking allowed on above the ground floors *Fixed switching main building categories not cancelling prefab move action *Fixed patients that are both waiting for transport to a procedure and a collapse causing reservation text to flicker in their doctors card *Fixed patients at trauma centers too eager to get covered *Fixed characters walking through tables when there's no path clear of objects by setting higher path cost to blocking center objects than blocking wall-attached wall objects like eye test *Fixed validation icon in management not showing for internal medicine *Fixed patients with critcal symptoms not switched to other department when treatments cant be prescribed at their current one *Fixed missing wc door in Challenge 2 level *Fixed patients not transferred to their beds when returning for procedure back to their room, fixed patient not getting covered after some procedures *Fixed patients threatening to leave even when already at the pharmacy *Fixed wrong distance reported when selecting closest objects and the distances have already been pre-calculated *Fixed an event being unlocked after previous resave (challenge 3) *Disabled other actions for patients waiting to deliver a sample or get lab results and have no exm or trt planned *Implemented automatic switch to next state for lab procedures that never got delivered to labs *Hotfixed hidden but contracted insurance companies *Disabled send home button for characters already on their way out *Fixed interview after lunch teleporting doctors because of accessing use component with other object still reserved *Fixed switching janitor's workspaces interrupting them during needs and free time without actually cancelling the script *Fixed surgery table always showing surgery for the diagnosis even if the patient is waiting for another surgery of a symptom *Hotfixed objects reserved by employees at home (also for janitors, was already in place for other professions) *Fixed undo not correctly working for all prefab rooms ==Patch 30 - August 14th, 2020== Hi all, as we're approaching the release of the Department of Infectious Diseases DLC, here's one more patch with a few fixes. '''Changes''' *Finalized support for features coming in the Department of Infectious Diseases DLC *Added specific state description in technologist's card for taking samples from a patient or giving back results *Reduced the rate of how quickly dirt accumulates in the hospital, it's now also a tweakable '''Fixes''' *Fixed some role buttons in employee card not working in a couple cases after switching specializations, for example surgery to anesthesiology *Fixed popup with no treatment showing problem with main treatment of the diagnosis even if the problem is with a treatment of a critical side symptom *Fixed a few cases of wrong bed reservation not correctly showing patient portraits above their beds *Fixed unnecessary transport between trauma beds in collapse script *Fixed internal medicine with missing outpatient staff not causing its icon on main panel to blink *Fixed a few cases of lying patients clipping through stretchers or CT/MRI *Fixed ambulances overshooting parking entrance at highest game speed and very low frame rates *Fixed black screen shown instead of main menu after accidentally setting UI scale to less than the minimum value b17ca7b58f1636ef924eb90bbbd2c7da20e705d3 0 34 1152 841 2020-08-18T19:24:14Z IiTomsx 30623186 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of eight departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concering internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is incharge of doing test for every departments. |- | | Infectious Diseases | |} 8cf392a5c45594af03f345a3314e2395f36e996b 1160 1152 2020-10-21T19:50:04Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of eight departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away and then releases them to the funeral home. |- |} 3071594006d95be3d8bf220ecf3aa62f64e1df4c 1161 1160 2020-10-21T19:50:24Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of eight departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away and then releases them to the funeral home. |- |} 86558112914903cd0569b723d136d86921563e67 1166 1161 2020-10-21T20:35:03Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of eight departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | [[File:DPT. Admin Services.png]] | [[Administrative Department]] | The department where hospital services can be found. |- | [[File:InfectiousDisease.png]] | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | [[File:Pathology.png]] | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away and then releases them to the funeral home. |- | [[File:Trauma.png]] | [[Traumatology]] | Traumatology deals with those severely injured who arrive by helicopter as well as burns. |} 611978b37c64c52683de71e86a372f939ad4911b 1172 1166 2020-10-21T21:36:49Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of thirteen departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | [[File:DPT. Admin Services.png]] | [[Administrative Department]] | The department where hospital services can be found. |- | [[File:InfectiousDisease.png]] | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | [[File:Pathology.png]] | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away and then releases them to the funeral home. |- | [[File:Trauma.png]] | [[Traumatology]] | Traumatology deals with those severely injured who arrive by helicopter as well as burns. |} f54345fcc3a5f8e08b278a0c72df6c1c2c68461f 0 56 1153 1098 2020-09-02T05:22:45Z 23.233.54.200 0 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement(s) ! Required Equipment(s) |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || [[Insomnia]], [[Emphysema]], [[Asthma]], [[Rabies]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[COPD]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || Procedure to deliver does of electrical current to the heart to re-establish normal heart rhythm. || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || Medicine in liquid a liquid state that treats specific symptoms or diseases in the eye. Either contain an antibacterial agent, anti-histamines or drugs to decrease the blood pressure inside the eye. || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Any except Orthapaedy |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis[[, [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || An orthosis is a device that immobilises a certain joint or limb, and guides the range of motion. || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || Supplementation of oxygen to inhaled gas (often delivered through a nasal catheter or mask covering the mouth and nose). || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thoracentesis || || Tension Pneumothorax || || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} 69b4f0e6bd4a523401107d143758d86149c19414 0 43 1154 1112 2020-10-12T14:58:23Z Tobilo 30642284 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Todo- == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} bd5d1138dadb6df077b1607ec8ec35ae74f5e13b 1155 1154 2020-10-12T15:44:15Z Tobilo 30642284 /* Infectious diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute hepatitis A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Acute hepatitis B]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Classical cholera]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tuberculosis of lung]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Description'' == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} 858f487a14ff7c3b9a0e40b595f0f591aa97d0b1 1156 1155 2020-10-12T15:45:17Z Tobilo 30642284 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute hepatitis A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Acute hepatitis B]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Classical cholera]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tuberculosis of lung]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Description'' |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} d1160ad453c08de5f74bff2ccc11d31bb4b5e00f 1157 1156 2020-10-12T15:49:04Z Tobilo 30642284 /* Infectious diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute hepatitis A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Acute hepatitis B]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Classical cholera]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tuberculosis of lung]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Description'' |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} 2955911682ad0bbe796ebea8e9c554ad06fe1012 1158 1157 2020-10-12T15:49:55Z Tobilo 30642284 /* Infectious diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Work in Progress- {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute hepatitis A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Acute hepatitis B]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Classical cholera]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tuberculosis of lung]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Description'' |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} 6d644ad37685a5692ebe17f48b8aaf1ea8513fd1 0 458 1159 2020-10-21T19:39:03Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Page created wikitext text/x-wiki The Pathology department is where dead bodies go to be autopsied before being sent off to the funeral home. 3a139bb2313074ad6d461cae1c31c413b76589a5 1182 1159 2020-10-21T22:19:36Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology.png]] The Pathology department is where dead bodies go to be autopsied before being sent off to the funeral home. == Clinic == No clinic here! == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! 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Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | | 3x3 | | | |- | | HDU | | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | 4x3 | | | |- | | Cardiography Unit | | 5x4 | | | |- | | Operating Room | | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 52ae94c6867258df8b41a80800dc8c9816ee04e7 1183 1181 2020-10-21T23:24:03Z 134.41.156.141 0 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Trauma.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | | 3x3 | | | |- | | HDU | | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | 4x3 | | | |- | | Cardiography Unit | | 5x4 | | | |- | | Operating Room | | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 78a2366ce4dc2aa3746ce847e647653b9d7187c6 1184 1183 2020-10-21T23:30:16Z 134.41.156.141 0 Room requirements and recommendations added wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Trauma.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Machine, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | | 3x3 | | | |- | | HDU | | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | 4x3 | | | |- | | Cardiography Unit | | 5x4 | | | |- | | Operating Room | | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 3ee648f867b15f95762a010de0645e1502bf2be5 0 98 1171 214 2020-10-21T21:12:18Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Internal medicine office is common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool, Chartboard, Whiteboard | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket Cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 0a4453a392033b64f20eaea51a7935e996df31b4 1173 1171 2020-10-21T21:43:03Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Internal medicine office is common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool, Chartboard, Whiteboard | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket Cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} aa46c98cb57c9784245b57100ad09dec54e96848 0 89 1174 1091 2020-10-21T21:43:22Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | None | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} 3034c8973a1e8487cf7db30171494ccb17589247 1175 1174 2020-10-21T21:48:14Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} 1c2e0b1a5b3ea293a3ce0398673ed3f0b169be13 0 99 1176 282 2020-10-21T21:49:17Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | | Operating Room | | | | | |- | | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 4e06436732030fb89b5639b5f2b101a6804dfd72 0 100 1177 216 2020-10-21T21:56:37Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Cardiology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | | Cardiology Unit | | | | | |- | | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- | | Lounge | | | | | |- | | Operating Room | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 4ad7bc064b94ace412fb1beedec1e52716fb508f 1179 1177 2020-10-21T22:03:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Cardiology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | | Cardiography Unit | | | | | |- | | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- | | Lounge | | | | | |- | | Operating Room | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 31bb2b70e14e673c6fb251c02869bd3031c5696a 0 101 1178 217 2020-10-21T21:59:09Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Neurology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | | Cardiology Unit | | | | | |- | | Neuroexam Unit | | | | | |- | | Lounge | | | | | |- | | Operating Room | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === d199cdf30c81087b3c6c8a25968ad35d5c3aa0a7 1180 1178 2020-10-21T22:03:54Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Neurology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | | Cardiography Unit | | | | | |- | | Neuroexam Unit | | | | | |- | | Lounge | | | | | |- | | Operating Room | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 32dc807cea7a448c617ee25fe14206af43698bfc 6 467 1185 2020-10-21T23:33:25Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki Traumatology Icon 940153e85d466988ea827b87daa8e324a5bac148 6 468 1186 2020-10-22T00:37:33Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki Lab 922073012977d40d1d56cf30d5bbdf4ed6471d91 6 469 1187 2020-10-22T00:40:00Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki Cardiography Logo 24c991b29d8af9d77aa7f6d87255e514b2fa29ce 6 470 1188 2020-10-22T00:40:35Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki USG Logo b5c010ba80951e071750cb0b6e7a8fa6e0c77820 0 466 1189 1184 2020-10-22T00:45:43Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Staff added, hospitalization added wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} 6162defaed4c739a4ea4cf5e306047b619ec26f1 1190 1189 2020-10-22T00:48:13Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- |} 4d7e99250f7757bde84dbb181641aaa78572d753 1196 1190 2020-10-22T02:27:53Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Diagnosis started wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 53cb578a1de8af65be765318235caab032b73edb 1198 1196 2020-10-22T02:46:02Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} a69bfc4cd9c8f4d1b0beeb2b22974034516138ea 1199 1198 2020-10-22T02:46:23Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 0bca8de46154ea489536b1d834d4f12b8349618b 1201 1199 2020-10-23T12:29:45Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 37f36d979704520fcba43adf536d49537490c7c1 1208 1201 2020-10-24T04:11:53Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 1e51fc579c2a3ae8c6af4bb51b160e8cd11e75cc 1214 1208 2020-10-24T18:44:44Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} cfca085888663fbb6aaa945c9f70c56933f751d3 1217 1214 2020-10-24T18:48:48Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 05c7a04d3bb0d66f038bd1852e319896a093309c 1223 1217 2020-10-24T19:10:58Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} c9d8ed47c5c87d211a71d696cda21677834c8e70 1224 1223 2020-10-24T19:12:13Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defrbrilator. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 345c228f913e7770de5c026c4e67eaa78d4f5009 1227 1224 2020-10-24T19:22:12Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 63ec30bc86ba4e1c69e5739dcec70e22bb4c3744 1228 1227 2020-10-24T19:23:10Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} e774e0eb18e70c7c777efaa42832132c4c399593 6 471 1191 2020-10-22T00:58:10Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki Autopsy Icon 3ffc7d6175aecb74414fd7a59b8634af26a77401 6 472 1192 2020-10-22T00:58:48Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki Coldroom Icon adb023d598bfb5f5db5a9431e56783ac2c3ae575 6 473 1193 2020-10-22T01:01:55Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki Autopsy Logo beaa659a9c35ddeb85fb3fce84bb5cf491d1e7a4 6 474 1194 2020-10-22T01:02:51Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki Coldroom Logo e9db8e2995bef05ce30b7d2c5aec633bf239b127 0 458 1195 1182 2020-10-22T01:11:24Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Staff added, icons added, rooms updated wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology.png]] The Pathology department is where dead bodies go to be autopsied before being sent off to the funeral home. == Clinic == No clinic here! == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | (Autopsy Table with Medical Light or Operating Room Light), Autopsy Equipment, Autopsy Scales, Biohazard Trash Bin, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Germicidal Light, Glassware, Microscope, Pathology Viewer, Scrubs Shelf. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 | Body Fridges, Morgue Table. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretcher |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff Day === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} === Staff Night === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} a004b5cd6dc43abc7e20fc73e98b3a7b9a642d42 1197 1195 2020-10-22T02:28:44Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology.png]] The Pathology department is where dead bodies go to be autopsied before being sent off to the funeral home. == Clinic == No clinic here! == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | (Autopsy Table with Medical Light or Operating Room Light), Autopsy Equipment, Autopsy Scales, Biohazard Trash Bin, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Germicidal Light, Glassware, Microscope, Pathology Viewer, Scrubs Shelf. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 | Body Fridges, Morgue Table. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretcher |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff Day === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} === Staff Night === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} abd64bbb7e4f03b88f11c8c1dc154d2b64c9e672 1204 1197 2020-10-24T04:00:20Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology.png]] Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. == Clinic == No clinic here! == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | (Autopsy Table with Medical Light or Operating Room Light), Autopsy Equipment, Autopsy Scales, Biohazard Trash Bin, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Germicidal Light, Glassware, Microscope, Pathology Viewer, Scrubs Shelf. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 | Body Fridges, Morgue Table. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretcher |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff Day === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} === Staff Night === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} bfaf5536317078206a6d6aed7c36fc8ca9f41116 1222 1204 2020-10-24T19:01:58Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. == Clinic == No clinic here! == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | (Autopsy Table with Medical Light or Operating Room Light), Autopsy Equipment, Autopsy Scales, Biohazard Trash Bin, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Germicidal Light, Glassware, Microscope, Pathology Viewer, Scrubs Shelf. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 | Body Fridges, Morgue Table. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretcher |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff Day === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} === Staff Night === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} 9adc95ecd6cff94e37567306cb49006422e94ae7 1234 1222 2020-10-24T20:07:49Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. == Clinic == No clinic here! == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | (Autopsy Table with Medical Light or Operating Room Light), Autopsy Equipment, Autopsy Scales, Biohazard Trash Bin, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Germicidal Light, Glassware, Microscope, Pathology Viewer, Scrubs Shelf. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 | Body Fridges, Morgue Table. | Stretcher. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretcher |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff Day === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} === Staff Night === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} f6944f2e1ed8adfaacebbf30f186fd0d40b00fe7 0 43 1200 1158 2020-10-22T02:47:27Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Traumatology Diagosis Added wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Work in Progress- {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute hepatitis A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Acute hepatitis B]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Classical cholera]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tuberculosis of lung]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Description'' |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | |- | [[Sunburn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} 95c8a3c53c44b4e256426993eb376c1ea58ca644 0 316 1202 815 2020-10-24T03:58:56Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki *[[Anesthesia Workstation]]<br/> *[[Angiograph]]<br/> *[[Angiography Control Panel]]<br/> *[[Audiometer]]<br/> *[[Autopsy Equipment]]<br/> *[[Autopsy Scales]]<br/> *[[Autopsy Table]]<br/> *[[Bed Socket]]<br/> *[[Biohazard Trash Bin]]<br/> *[[Body Fridges]]<br/> *[[Campimeter]]<br/> *[[CRP scan]]<br/> *[[CT]]<br/> *[[Defibrillator]]<br/> *[[Defibrillator Wall]]<br/> *[[Dialysis Machine]]<br/> *[[Disinfectant Dispenser]]<br/> *[[ECG]]<br/> *[[EMG]]<br/> *[[Elastograph]]<br/> *[[Electrocautery Machine]]<br/> *[[EMG]]<br/> *[[ENT Workstation]]<br/> *[[Equipment Cabinet]]<br/> *[[Equipment Cabinet Tall]]<br/> *[[Exam Table]]<br/> *[[Examination Lamp]]<br/> *[[Eye Test]]<br/> *[[Fast USG]]<br/> *[[Fume Hood]]<br/> *[[Germicidal Lamp]]<br/> *[[Glassware]]<br/> *[[Glassware-Burette]]<br/> *[[Glassware-Small]]<br/> *[[Hematology Analyzer]]<br/> *[[Hi-tech Hospital Bed]]<br/> *[[Hospital Bed]]<br/> *[[Instruments Table]]<br/> *[[Lab Analyzer]]<br/> *[[Lab Sink]]<br/> *[[Life Monitor]]<br/> *[[Life Monitor Advanced]]<br/> *[[Life Support]]<br/> *[[Mechanical Ventilator]]<br/> *[[Medical Centrifuge]]<br/> *[[Medical Light]]<br/> *[[Microbiological Incubator]]<br/> *[[Microscope]]<br/> *[[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]]<br/> *[[Mobile Workstation]]<br/> *[[Modern Hospital Bed]]<br/> *[[Morgue Table]]<br/> *[[MRI]]<br/> *[[OP Digital Imaging]]<br/> *[[Operating Room Lights]]<br/> *[[Operating Table]]<br/> *[[Opthalmic Equipment]]<br/> *[[Oxygen Tank]]<br/> *[[Pathology Viewer]]<br/> *[[Glassware]]<br/> *[[PC]]<br/> *[[Printer]]<br/> *[[Radiology Viewer]]<br/> *[[RIA]]<br/> *[[Sample Storage]]<br/> *[[Sanitary Equipment]]<br/> *[[Scrubs Shelf]]<br/> *[[Scrubs Shelf Tall]]<br/> *[[Scrubs Shelf Wall]]<br/> *[[Scrubbing Sink]]<br/> *[[Shockwave Therapy]]<br/> *[[Spirometer]]<br/> *[[Stool Analyzer]]<br/> *[[Stretcher]]<br/> *[[Suction Machine]]<br/> *[[Surgery Instruments]]<br/> *[[Thermal Cycler]]<br/> *[[Thoracentesis Device]]<br/> *[[Tonometer]]<br/> *[[USG]]<br/> *[[Wall Mounted Equipment]]<br/> *[[Wheelchair]]<br/> *[[X-ray]]<br/> *[[X-ray Control Panel]]<br/> *[[X-ray Viewer]]<br/> 66ae9d85fc25ab756674295af053c26ac0ee0094 0 34 1203 1172 2020-10-24T04:00:05Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of thirteen departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | [[File:DPT. Admin Services.png]] | [[Administrative Department]] | The department where hospital services can be found. |- | [[File:InfectiousDisease.png]] | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | [[File:Pathology.png]] | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. |- | [[File:Trauma.png]] | [[Traumatology]] | Traumatology deals with those severely injured who arrive by helicopter as well as burns. |} fbc1cbfabc84fa5b3be09557562a70befecb2465 1219 1203 2020-10-24T19:00:20Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of thirteen departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | [[File:DPT. Admin Services.png]] | [[Administrative Department]] | The department where hospital services can be found. |- | [[File:Infectious.png]] | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | [[File:Pathology.png]] | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. |- | [[File:Trauma.png]] | [[Traumatology]] | Traumatology deals with those severely injured who arrive by helicopter as well as burns. |} ac2cbd0c29b0a3287617d85769776ba2a9fd3387 1221 1219 2020-10-24T19:01:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of thirteen departments to manage. {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | [[File:DPT. Admin Services.png]] | [[Administrative Department]] | The department where hospital services can be found. |- | [[File:Infectious.png]] | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. |- | [[File:Trauma.png]] | [[Traumatology]] | Traumatology deals with those severely injured who arrive by helicopter as well as burns. |} 68bcc32bb0c61d23ea0e215cb423d30e6f87e1f1 0 33 1205 169 2020-10-24T04:03:11Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki Please help build the wiki by creating or expanding these pages! 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Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | | | | | | |- |} 5cd67dd1e0fab8df371c9d8e855ec1709bed8473 1232 1231 2020-10-24T19:32:05Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Day Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | | | | | | |- |} 77d46658534654a2f526d287050b8e2dd5a2bb57 1233 1232 2020-10-24T19:32:28Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Night Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | | | | | | |- |} 49445ec9867b5e55e44538619586b56b58da726c 1235 1233 2020-10-24T20:25:15Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acute Hepatitis E | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | | | $900 |- | African Tick Bite Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | American Trypanosomias | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | | | $800 |- | Anaplasmosis | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | | | $1100 |- | Babesiosis | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | | | $500 |- | Boutonneuse Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | Brucellosis | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | | | $900 |- | Bubonic Plague | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | | | $1700 |- |} 3899768330320d1df49cf0ef60cbde1202c346a1 1236 1235 2020-10-25T01:32:26Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acute Hepatitis E | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | | | $900 |- | African Tick Bite Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | American Trypanosomias | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | | | $800 |- | Anaplasmosis | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | | | $1100 |- | Babesiosis | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | | | $500 |- | Boutonneuse Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | Brucellosis | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | | | $900 |- | Bubonic Plague | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | | | $1700 |- | C. Difficile Infection | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | | | $1200 |- | Cat-Scratch Disease | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- |} be928847fc736360e8dfdc74a8a67ffb9e34e975 1237 1236 2020-10-26T23:26:43Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acute Hepatitis E | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | | | $900 |- | African Tick Bite Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | American Trypanosomias | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | | | $800 |- | Anaplasmosis | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | | | $1100 |- | Babesiosis | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | | | $500 |- | Boutonneuse Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | Brucellosis | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | | | $900 |- | Bubonic Plague | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | | | $1700 |- | C. Difficile Infection | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | | | $1200 |- | Cat-Scratch Disease | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | Chikungunya | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | | | $1700 |- | Cholera | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | | | $1000 |- | Colorado Tick Fever | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected ''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | Covid-19 | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected ''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | | | $1600 |- | Dengue Fever | Common | '''Dengue Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Ebola | Common | '''Ebola Virus Discovered ''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $2200 |- | Ehrlichiosis | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | | | $800 |- | Flinders Island Spotted Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | H5N1 Bird Flu | Common | '''H5N1 Detected ''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | $1800 |- | Hepatitis A | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive ''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | $400 |- | Hepatitis B | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive ''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | $900 |- | HPS | Common | '''Hantavirus Detected ''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | $1200 |- |} 1439fa1906eace81e50c62c49d1ba9e208e2bcd5 1238 1237 2020-10-27T18:45:22Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acute Hepatitis E | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | | | $900 |- | African Tick Bite Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | American Trypanosomias | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | | | $800 |- | Anaplasmosis | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | | | $1100 |- | Babesiosis | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | | | $500 |- | Boutonneuse Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | Brucellosis | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | | | $900 |- | Bubonic Plague | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | | | $1700 |- | C. Difficile Infection | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | | | $1200 |- | Cat-Scratch Disease | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | Chikungunya | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | | | $1700 |- | Cholera | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | | | $1000 |- | Colorado Tick Fever | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | Covid-19 | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | | | $1600 |- | Dengue Fever | Common | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Ebola | Common | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $2200 |- | Ehrlichiosis | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | | | $800 |- | Flinders Island Spotted Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | H5N1 Bird Flu | Common | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | $1800 |- | Hepatitis A | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | $400 |- | Hepatitis B | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | $900 |- | HPS | Common | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | $1200 |- | Influenza A | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | $200 |- | Intestinal Crypto | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | $1000 |- | Japanese Spotted Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | Lassa Fever | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Legionnaires Disease | Common | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | $600 |- | Leptospirosis | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | $500 |- | Lyme Disease | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1000 |- | Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | $800 |- | Malaria | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | $900 |- | Marburg | Common | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Melioidosis | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | $1900 |- | MERS | Common | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | $1300 |- | Mumps | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | $300 |- |} afc303bfffb1de864f497341c0a665fd2f19f7bf 0 465 1239 1238 2020-10-28T20:24:25Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acute Hepatitis E | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | | | $900 |- | African Tick Bite Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | American Trypanosomias | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | | | $800 |- | Anaplasmosis | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | | | $1100 |- | Babesiosis | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | | | $500 |- | Boutonneuse Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $1100 |- | Brucellosis | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | | | $900 |- | Bubonic Plague | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | | | $1700 |- | C. Difficile Infection | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | | | $1200 |- | Cat-Scratch Disease | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | Chikungunya | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | | | $1700 |- | Cholera | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | | | $1000 |- | Colorado Tick Fever | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | Covid-19 | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | | | $1600 |- | Dengue Fever | Common | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Ebola | Common | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $2200 |- | Ehrlichiosis | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | | | $800 |- | Flinders Island Spotted Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | H5N1 Bird Flu | Common | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | $1800 |- | Hepatitis A | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | $400 |- | Hepatitis B | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | $900 |- | HPS | Common | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | $1200 |- | Influenza A | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | $200 |- | Intestinal Crypto | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | $1000 |- | Japanese Spotted Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | Lassa Fever | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Legionnaires Disease | Common | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | $600 |- | Leptospirosis | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | $500 |- | Lyme Disease | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1000 |- | Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | $800 |- | Malaria | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | $900 |- | Marburg | Common | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Melioidosis | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | $1900 |- | MERS | Common | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | $1300 |- | Mumps | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | $300 |- | Nipah Virus Infection | Common | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | $1500 |- | Norovirus | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | $700 |- | Pacific Coast Tick Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | $1000 |- | Pertussis | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | $600 |- | Pneumonic Plague | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | $2100 |- | Pulmonary Anthrax | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | $1600 |- | Q - Fever | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $700 |- | Queensland Tick Typhus | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | $300 |- |} cee380096f72511eceffb508f2e09f7c7556a56c 1255 1239 2020-11-03T16:27:34Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acute Hepatitis E | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | African Tick Bite Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | American Trypanosomias | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | Anaplasmosis | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | Babesiosis | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | Boutonneuse Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | Brucellosis | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | | | $900 |- | Bubonic Plague | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | | | $1700 |- | C. Difficile Infection | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | | | $1200 |- | Cat-Scratch Disease | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | Chikungunya | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | | | $1700 |- | Cholera | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | | | $1000 |- | Colorado Tick Fever | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | Covid-19 | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | | | $1600 |- | Dengue Fever | Common | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Ebola | Common | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $2200 |- | Ehrlichiosis | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | | | $800 |- | Flinders Island Spotted Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | H5N1 Bird Flu | Common | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | $1800 |- | Hepatitis A | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | $400 |- | Hepatitis B | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | $900 |- | HPS | Common | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | $1200 |- | Influenza A | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | $200 |- | Intestinal Crypto | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | $1000 |- | Japanese Spotted Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | Lassa Fever | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Legionnaires Disease | Common | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | $600 |- | Leptospirosis | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | $500 |- | Lyme Disease | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1000 |- | Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | $800 |- | Malaria | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | $900 |- | Marburg | Common | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | Melioidosis | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | $1900 |- | MERS | Common | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | $1300 |- | Mumps | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | $300 |- | Nipah Virus Infection | Common | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | $1500 |- | Norovirus | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | $700 |- | Pacific Coast Tick Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | $1000 |- | Pertussis | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | $600 |- | Pneumonic Plague | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | $2100 |- | Pulmonary Anthrax | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | $1600 |- | Q - Fever | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $700 |- | Queensland Tick Typhus | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | $300 |- | Rabies | Common | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1700 |- | Rat-Bite Fever | Rare | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | Relapsing Fever | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | $700 |- | Respiratory Crypto | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | $700 |- | Respiratory Syncytial Virus | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | $200 |- | Rickettsialpox | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | $700 |- | Rift Valley Fever | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | $1300 |- | Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1200 |- | Rotavirus A | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | $800 |- | SARS | Common | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | $1200 |- | Septicemic Plague | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | $1800 |- | TIBOLA | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | $200 |- | Tick-Borne Encephalitis | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | $1300 |- | Toxoplasmosis | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | $600 |- | Tuberculosis | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | $1600 |- | Tularaemia | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | $1200 |- | Typhoid Fever | Common | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | Typhus Fever | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | $1300 |- | Valley Fever | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | West Nile Fever | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | $1000 |- | Yellow Fever | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | $1100 |- | Zika Fever | Common | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | $1300 |- |} 5d1078e7316c820e73220a45abdd2d6c93e90da3 1282 1255 2020-11-03T17:16:49Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American Trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | | | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | | | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | | | $1200 |- | [[Cat-Scratch Disease]] | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | | | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | | | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | | | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Common | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Common | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | | | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Common | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Common | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Common | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Common | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Common | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Common | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Common | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Rare | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Common | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Common | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Common | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | $1300 |- |} 74393bc44c96f1134209efd51d101da62a8c2bcf 1284 1282 2020-11-03T17:21:51Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | | | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | | | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | | | $1200 |- | [[Cat-Scratch Disease]] | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | | | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | | | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | | | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Common | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Common | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | | | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Common | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Common | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Common | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Common | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Common | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Common | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Common | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Rare | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Common | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Common | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Common | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | $1300 |- |} a0c49eea3b8da323813e363f5ce09ab0d0f1bfd2 0 43 1240 1200 2020-11-02T21:03:59Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Traumatology */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Work in Progress- {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute hepatitis A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Acute hepatitis B]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Classical cholera]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tuberculosis of lung]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Description'' |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | |- | [[Sunburn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} ce82212567ee46a155d63bceb0e740e50cc64690 1254 1240 2020-11-02T23:34:26Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Infectious diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Work in Progress- {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Acute hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Classical cholera]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tuberculosis of lung]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Description'' |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | |- | [[Sunburn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | General Surgery |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | Neurology |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | Neurology |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | Internal Medicine |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | Internal Medicine |} 0cb819e71572d5dc8a28151c72f190eb1bd83307 1256 1254 2020-11-03T16:39:10Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Obsolete */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Work in Progress- {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Acute hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Classical cholera]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tuberculosis of lung]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Description'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Description'' |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | |- | [[Sunburn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |} a994a872c5864026c11f815c231b99080abc7e51 1258 1256 2020-11-03T17:02:56Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Infectious diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Work in Progress- {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | |- | [[Sunburn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |} 9cad3b30e084cdf3659d7cab41739027503bb133 6 475 1241 1206 2020-11-02T21:37:26Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona uploaded a new version of [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki Diagnostic Icon 04ccb1df9ac9ef7156226103c1b4fa74aa9c6016 1242 1241 2020-11-02T21:40:25Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona uploaded a new version of [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki Diagnostic Icon 04ccb1df9ac9ef7156226103c1b4fa74aa9c6016 0 99 1243 1176 2020-11-02T21:44:30Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | | Operating Room | | | | | |- | | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 70fe350da8a3fa6eba30bf33cb730307a710b48c 1248 1243 2020-11-02T22:04:49Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | ''Diagnostic unit at Orthopaedy department provides examination and treatment procedures for hospitalized patients'' | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === 42b97dac9dfd3ed34fdae1a6cc48ba580792c3bb 1253 1248 2020-11-02T22:42:54Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | ''Diagnostic unit at Orthopaedy department provides examination and treatment procedures for hospitalized patients'' | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} c044e8377d2682ac20c9834496e530e8e081c4b5 6 489 1244 2020-11-02T21:45:44Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Regular Ward Icon wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Regular Ward Icon 0bfd534df2f71a7b00b7fc6c90b2c1a82af52c3d 6 477 1245 1210 2020-11-02T21:49:57Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona uploaded a new version of [[File:HDU.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki HDU 78af7f766d0cd186f72b4dba5da3705785c0ff78 6 480 1246 1213 2020-11-02T21:55:10Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona uploaded a new version of [[File:OR.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki Operating Room 5e3160a2e6c3e6425f8daca6675ec75436cf92ce 6 490 1247 2020-11-02T21:58:42Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Sonography Unit Icon wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Sonography Unit Icon 981ec02eb08a9aed78765e16bf3da85fc1ba5cc4 6 491 1249 2020-11-02T22:40:05Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Icon wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Icon 69ac1ecb736a9f2f0517648e8c998c3a99b034aa 0 89 1250 1175 2020-11-02T22:41:06Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Day Shift */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} 26cb06025ac4882bbae63415fb3cee6252ec3e96 1251 1250 2020-11-02T22:41:25Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Night Shift */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} 41c39cf757498421a7a9b60a85c238fd52895ebb 1252 1251 2020-11-02T22:41:40Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Day Shift */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} 7cf26989f2c0d2649fd354ece090981e0cfdf07c 0 221 1257 716 2020-11-03T16:43:26Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Trypanosoma detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Abdominal palpation *ECG *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 5d64095e5a1a612e36e29156972cdc7af7194f63 1263 1257 2020-11-03T17:10:40Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Trypanosoma detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Abdominal palpation *ECG *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 2be64e8f875747fe9cc6f91603e9bb081f85be7b 0 223 1259 1020 2020-11-03T17:04:14Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Babesios detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] e24108da30fcb7271af2ef66a6881ff4be51e2dd 1264 1259 2020-11-03T17:10:49Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Babesios detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] e9fac8c9a99ef3bf8f6d4f0d6e411bcfd359b92e 1283 1264 2020-11-03T17:19:25Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == Template:Infec :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Babesios detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 084ac4aebbfd9a6423e6df1ee4d2dfa2ab4106d7 1285 1283 2020-11-03T17:22:32Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Babesios detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2903e3aca610bd8255bfa8b9b1772e7b9cfd05fd 1288 1285 2020-11-03T17:35:25Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Babesios detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Abdominal palpation *Physical examination *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 73ebd8417e3e0f2f45b35c56bb1a018d0deaa917 0 213 1260 726 2020-11-03T17:04:22Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | B. henselae detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Rest]] 801f1bf145c96d6ab69e2a4f204bc42c9e01c0b9 1265 1260 2020-11-03T17:10:59Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Back pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | B. henselae detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Rest]] 24e7ec41d13ce1ea3cb293b9e0c50ce412b50e28 0 204 1261 729 2020-11-03T17:04:31Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Internal Medicine]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vibrio cholerae detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 3b5d8e5375af7a261d12aa80103500ae917f113d 1266 1261 2020-11-03T17:11:09Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vibrio cholerae detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] a4d9157695524a000156f2498516770141ac0503 0 152 1262 692 2020-11-03T17:04:48Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hepatitis A positive]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] ebb19851590d824859db37d3ce743d18af1f7788 1267 1262 2020-11-03T17:11:16Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_ | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hepatitis A positive]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 7e449bb04cc85abda4b63210c1e3d0a9203dd18e 0 153 1268 693 2020-11-03T17:11:36Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dark urine]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hepatitis B positive]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Portal hypertension]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Abdominal palpation *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Urine analysis - sampling *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *USG == Treatment == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Interferon alpha-2b]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] If complications occur: *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 7c7317a804b31d188f0cc72c46143ed8f1679cee 0 216 1269 1087 2020-11-03T17:11:46Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Legionella detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *PCR - sampling *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] d0c77e49d4c5e4273fd557b5ce81b8c4045cdbdb 0 224 1270 744 2020-11-03T17:11:59Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Borrelia antibodies detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Physical examination *CBC - sampling *ECG *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 660540e5ab411e9279a7bf835b1fb7374dfdb350 0 240 1271 746 2020-11-03T17:12:10Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Parotid infection]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Diminished hearing]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Audiometry == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] e0a754610a747b0f71e6bd2b2fdad6ac9fc662cd 0 215 1272 997 2020-11-03T17:12:19Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Nasal congestion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irritable cough]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | B. pertussis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Nasal cavity inspection *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] 12b0d01a01ca5efadef0022d6bc7680226a93b70 0 211 1273 756 2020-11-03T17:12:28Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria's spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Swallow pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | B. anthracis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Oral cavity inspection *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *X-ray chest *Blood analysis - ICU *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Microbial sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 322df970d9297b32ec083b6e1b8b7339cc0e7991 0 368 1274 932 2020-11-03T17:12:36Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping difficulties]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hallucination]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rabies detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular heartbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *EEG *Heart monitoring *PCR sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Rabies immunoglobulin]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] e99076f1f5dd83e8af146f87f0e704d3cfe1da90 0 212 1275 759 2020-11-03T17:12:47Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Rash on arm]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Streptobacillus detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 52980ca29733eccdcbc0d2350f512d8088dbf08c 0 365 1276 930 2020-11-03T17:12:58Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_neuro | description = ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Slurred speech]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | TBE detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemiparesis]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Speech listening *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Blood draw *CBC - sampling *CSF sampling" *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 40810a642b461397b5d52bbb9cbca668ac631ac5 0 222 1277 767 2020-11-03T17:13:07Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Swollen lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Toxoplasmosis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Red eye]] | 60 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Physical examination *Speech listening *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 62b686cbd1220c32ba444d2813b703714a5f482c 0 209 1278 768 2020-11-03T17:13:17Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight loss]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Night sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal lung findings]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukocytosis]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sputum cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tuberculosis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Temperature measurement *CRP *CBC - sampling *X-ray chest *PCR - sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 2f8d1a1681d8253c04fe584e8ae3a3549063faad 0 210 1279 769 2020-11-03T17:13:27Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' | insurance = 1200 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Painful lymph nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | F. tularensis detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Septic shock]] | 10 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Neck palpation *Chest auscultation *Thorax percussion *Oral cavity inspection *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *CBC - sampling *Physical examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] b3464ac87e3e2c5bafdf1b0d9e81320937b5b5cc 0 205 1280 770 2020-11-03T17:13:36Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | High fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | S. typhi detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | 40 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Gastroscopy == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | IV infusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] f93fcf2b04c4316e6365565fdae90138eee2eb0b 0 217 1281 771 2020-11-03T17:13:49Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' | insurance = 2700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Cry cough]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | R. typhi detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 70 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Chest auscultation *Gastroscopy *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Blood draw *Serologic sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 89777b5bdd0c1f4206f5a74aedd3e3700d644170 10 492 1286 2020-11-03T17:24:07Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created blank page wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 1287 1286 2020-11-03T17:27:29Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#FF0033; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} d871e7b29fe264f1cf201fbb5306a922f5a598d9 0 221 1289 1263 2020-11-03T17:44:22Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Trypanosoma detected]] | 100 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 30 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Temperature measurement *Physical examination *Heart monitoring *Serologic sampling *Differential diagnosis If complications occur: *Abdominal palpation *ECG *Echo == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 814810a74948af3c415ac7f3ad5eb793669aa5b0 1301 1289 2020-11-05T15:28:36Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Trypanosoma detected]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | 30 |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Termpature *Physical Exanamination *ECG *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] e790a192d6541ab4d19bc42d1c15ec3cf7578209 1303 1301 2020-11-06T16:29:28Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Complications */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Trypanosoma detected]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If American Trypanosomias isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If an irregular heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Termpature *Physical Exanamination *ECG *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] c7472eccafc47a7712e16b3ab08a3bc497ce1550 1312 1303 2020-11-06T17:16:23Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Trypanosoma detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |Medidum |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Irregular Heartbeat]] | 30 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 30 |Medium |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If American Trypanosomias isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If an irregular heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Termpature *Physical Exanamination *ECG *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] 555988c4d4d05ac44b492da7b658230c5bf9fa9f 10 492 1290 1287 2020-11-03T17:54:04Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#B80F0A; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} b228b1dcc5de2dc90d3ca055a6333c6a620fd641 1291 1290 2020-11-03T17:54:45Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#FF2800; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} dec74c3ec2287a9a3421906e4c563303c64ed813 0 493 1292 2020-11-03T17:56:07Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hepatitis E Detected]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature *Abdominal Palpation *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Speech Listening == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Supportive Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] 3dcc4bc9a3a8a7f9bc66c95b59046627d63b5244 1314 1292 2020-11-06T17:18:47Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Hepatitis E Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature *Abdominal Palpation *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Speech Listening == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Supportive Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] be656c355099eaa4865a738552f034d4e4cd7ce2 0 43 1293 1258 2020-11-03T17:56:56Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Infectious diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Work in Progress- {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | |- | [[Sunburn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |} 0572adb3aa40882ccced37370fe4f6065a8e46ee 1294 1293 2020-11-03T20:40:25Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Traumatology */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Work in Progress- {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | |- | [[Sunburn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |} fb74edd6a9909aa3d2c85626ed7cd217929e2d48 1295 1294 2020-11-03T20:52:36Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Traumatology */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == -Work in Progress- {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | ''Bite of a venomous snake.'' |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the liver and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects'' |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | ''Burn injury caused by microwave radiation. Unlike other radiation burns, microwave radiation damage is caused by heat.'' |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's legs'' |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma caused serious damage to patient's lungs.'' |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | ''Radiation dermatitis, also known as X-ray dermatitis, is a side effect of radiation therapy.'' |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | ''Snakebites typically have two puncture wounds from the fangs. Identification of the snake species and providing the correct antivenom is an urgent task.'' |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's legs.'' |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | ''Signs of severe thermal burn.'' |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the pancreas and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | ''A rare injury caused by direct or indirect hit by a lightning strike.'' |- | [[Sunburn]] | ''Red painful skin that appears after overexposure to the ultraviolet light either from sunshine or from artificial sources.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | ''Bites of venomous spiders create tiny red bumps that are sometimes painful and itchy. The injected poison can also cause more severe symptoms.'' |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |} 7adf7033984da896532e199634039b8ddcb230a3 1296 1295 2020-11-05T14:59:57Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Infectious diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | ''Bite of a venomous snake.'' |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the liver and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects'' |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | ''Burn injury caused by microwave radiation. Unlike other radiation burns, microwave radiation damage is caused by heat.'' |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's legs'' |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma caused serious damage to patient's lungs.'' |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | ''Radiation dermatitis, also known as X-ray dermatitis, is a side effect of radiation therapy.'' |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | ''Snakebites typically have two puncture wounds from the fangs. Identification of the snake species and providing the correct antivenom is an urgent task.'' |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's legs.'' |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | ''Signs of severe thermal burn.'' |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the pancreas and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | ''A rare injury caused by direct or indirect hit by a lightning strike.'' |- | [[Sunburn]] | ''Red painful skin that appears after overexposure to the ultraviolet light either from sunshine or from artificial sources.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | ''Bites of venomous spiders create tiny red bumps that are sometimes painful and itchy. The injected poison can also cause more severe symptoms.'' |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |} 29d47202068678d8ab6806efb3898f29a6b0f6f4 1297 1296 2020-11-05T15:03:18Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Traumatology */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | ''Bite of a venomous snake.'' |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the liver and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects'' |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | ''Burn injury caused by microwave radiation. Unlike other radiation burns, microwave radiation damage is caused by heat.'' |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's legs'' |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient’s neck area.'' |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma caused serious damage to patient's lungs.'' |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | ''Radiation dermatitis, also known as X-ray dermatitis, is a side effect of radiation therapy.'' |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | ''Snakebites typically have two puncture wounds from the fangs. Identification of the snake species and providing the correct antivenom is an urgent task.'' |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's legs.'' |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | ''Signs of severe thermal burn.'' |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the pancreas and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | ''A rare injury caused by direct or indirect hit by a lightning strike.'' |- | [[Sunburn]] | ''Red painful skin that appears after overexposure to the ultraviolet light either from sunshine or from artificial sources.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm penetrating patient’s thorax.'' |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm - penetrating in patient’s upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | ''Bites of venomous spiders create tiny red bumps that are sometimes painful and itchy. The injected poison can also cause more severe symptoms.'' |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |- | [[Pulmonary laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.'' | Internal Medicine |} 0c7d9ada7596dd50fa60f8240665bd8dc64cbe95 1298 1297 2020-11-05T15:03:40Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Obsolete */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer's elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud's syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | ''Bite of a venomous snake.'' |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the liver and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects'' |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | ''Burn injury caused by microwave radiation. Unlike other radiation burns, microwave radiation damage is caused by heat.'' |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's legs'' |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient’s neck area.'' |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma caused serious damage to patient's lungs.'' |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | ''Radiation dermatitis, also known as X-ray dermatitis, is a side effect of radiation therapy.'' |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | ''Snakebites typically have two puncture wounds from the fangs. Identification of the snake species and providing the correct antivenom is an urgent task.'' |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's legs.'' |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | ''Signs of severe thermal burn.'' |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the pancreas and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | ''A rare injury caused by direct or indirect hit by a lightning strike.'' |- | [[Sunburn]] | ''Red painful skin that appears after overexposure to the ultraviolet light either from sunshine or from artificial sources.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm penetrating patient’s thorax.'' |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm - penetrating in patient’s upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | ''Bites of venomous spiders create tiny red bumps that are sometimes painful and itchy. The injected poison can also cause more severe symptoms.'' |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |} ed7883a4b20b188b82a110f3b14170d4589c6654 0 494 1299 2020-11-05T15:11:20Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, sp..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks. The disease occurs in Sub-Saharan Africa, Carribean and Oceania.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Rickettsia Africae Detected]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eschar]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen Lymph Nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 20 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR Test *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Neck Palpation *CRP *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Chloramphenicol]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics.]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] 6885f2ae35edf067f13964533fbdfd7e432ed879 1304 1299 2020-11-06T16:30:09Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Complications */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks. The disease occurs in Sub-Saharan Africa, Carribean and Oceania.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Rickettsia Africae Detected]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eschar]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Swollen Lymph Nodes]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 20 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If high fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR Test *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Neck Palpation *CRP *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Chloramphenicol]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics.]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] bfc55c608a231291b220b1fb0fd6cec1f5c3b702 1313 1304 2020-11-06T17:17:40Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks. The disease occurs in Sub-Saharan Africa, Carribean and Oceania.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Rickettsia Africae Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Eschar]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swollen Lymph Nodes]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 20 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If high fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR Test *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Neck Palpation *CRP *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Chloramphenicol]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics.]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] bbe1222a52df31edbb447401e51373dd32afa683 0 495 1300 2020-11-05T15:21:27Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks...." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Anaplasma Detected]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weight Loss]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Temperature *CBC *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Physical Examination *Urine Analysis *CRP == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics.]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] eda8f2733c6554cc81252e33558190f3a8669555 1311 1300 2020-11-06T17:13:17Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Anaplasma Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Weight Loss]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Hematuria]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Temperature *CBC *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Physical Examination *Urine Analysis *CRP == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics.]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] 9963ffaf2f313f48572a8e3d40ec82360a3db142 0 223 1302 1288 2020-11-06T16:22:06Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Babesios detected]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Chest Auscultation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | IV Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] 28fede71c730a82425ad57f912c33f0c21108907 1310 1302 2020-11-06T17:11:21Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Babesios detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 50 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Dry cough]] | 50 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Chest Auscultation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | IV Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] 773b61aa7ea5c6e8b4aa6aaf4157839a07ac9e01 0 496 1305 2020-11-06T16:32:38Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conori..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Rickettsia Conorii Detected]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Eschar]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 20 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Boutonneuse Fever isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If high fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *ELISA Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Neurological Testing *CRP == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 7d847f9c21a015b6e793d97734ec1e112d55fe51 1309 1305 2020-11-06T17:10:10Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Rickettsia Conorii Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Eschar]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 20 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Boutonneuse Fever isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If high fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *ELISA Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Neurological Testing *CRP == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] c70047aeab97ff52156b4ad430e726a06ee7a6a7 0 497 1306 2020-11-06T16:42:15Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Brucellosis Confirmed]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Night Sweats]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of Appetite]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Brucellosis isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *CRP *CBC *Blood Test/ICY Blood Analysis *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | IM Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] 0ad6cf6e5237ba1cf06b52484dbd1ef9fac51522 1308 1306 2020-11-06T17:07:54Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Brucellosis Confirmed]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Night Sweats]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Loss of Appetite]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |Low |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Brucellosis isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *CRP *CBC *Blood Test/ICY Blood Analysis *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | IM Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] 42db7e3a0cce5be18cb77ae9624f9e2471b89eb7 0 498 1307 2020-11-06T17:04:43Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis...." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Swollen Lymph Nodes]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 70 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Bubonic Plague isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Bacteremia isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If Dehydration isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Biopsy *Interview *Neck Palpation *Physical Examination *Temperature *Chest Auscultation *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Microbial Cultivation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Intravenous Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Intravenous Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | IV Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] cbac7c78aadadced6297ff5cb00ac64ecfc8ca34 0 213 1315 1265 2020-11-06T17:28:36Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | B. Henselae Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Swollen Lymph Nodes]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Back Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Loss of Appetite]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irregular Heartbeat]] | 30 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Palpitations]] | If Cat-Scratch Disease isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If irregular heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR Test *Interview *Neck Palpation *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *Heart Monitoring *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Azithromycin]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] c30af7eafef9b6117723ac1a99a4d6a34d22298d 0 54 1316 1018 2020-11-06T23:41:39Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] |||| FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] |||| FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] |||| FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] |||| FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] |||| FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] eab2698c942af2d7897648e3b29ed07b0ace616e 1317 1316 2020-11-06T23:42:55Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] c271b94e81c33e032c657d4773e45252879dc4f4 1318 1317 2020-11-06T23:44:29Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 722acff4210ec38687b02ea2eaa3b3bfa0412fb3 1319 1318 2020-11-06T23:48:02Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS | ||| FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] d88823786af482061a1353da54cc5bab05ef01e7 1320 1319 2020-11-06T23:50:57Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 29b2c0794d265de13ba8bbcb4c4f18b2833af2fe 1321 1320 2020-11-07T00:07:58Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 7953b23176b478ee94368fd990d9b0aa118429e4 1323 1321 2020-11-07T00:22:24Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] c4eebddcac6eba29c5fe4c6ca9a68da56429ddf8 1325 1323 2020-11-07T00:28:19Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 13b64b806b6581b8b94454866546e3ddde1c17da 1327 1325 2020-11-07T00:43:31Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || [[File:BRUISE.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] a7371919b8883aa0d4c145d8ff3dc8927946c4b3 1329 1327 2020-11-07T00:48:49Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANEMIA |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE BRUISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRUISE || [[File:BRUISE.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL CONGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL DEFORMITY || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TENDERNESS || [[File:Tenderness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 8fc6c909292b3ef70f136a00a507b38ee578c065 1330 1329 2020-11-07T00:50:26Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANEMIA]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANKLE BRUISE]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[BRUISE]] || [[File:BRUISE.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL CONGESTION]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL DEFORMITY]] || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[TENDERNESS]] || [[File:Tenderness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 83d69cda07f2a5ba60cd06e51ca3b73188a790c6 1336 1330 2020-11-07T08:29:47Z 87.11.22.92 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANEMIA]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANKLE BRUISE]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[BRUISE]] || [[File:BRUISE.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || [[File:Fatigue.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || [[File:Hoarseness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | [[MUSCLE PAIN]] || [[File:Muscle_pain.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL CONGESTION]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL DEFORMITY]] || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || [[File:Swelling.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[TENDERNESS]] || [[File:Tenderness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[WEIGHT LOSS]] || [[File:Weight_loss.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL 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It can be fatal.'' | insurance = $ 1200 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[C. Difficile Detected]] | 100 | Serius |- | [[Abdominal Pain]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Cramps]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Diarrhea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Fever]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Hematochezia]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Hypovolemia]] | 70 | Serius |- | [[Loss of Appetite]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Weight Loss]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Leukocytosis]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Tenderness]] | 70 | Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Stool analysis *PCR - testing *CBC - testing == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Vancomycin]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | IV Infusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] 37dc69c3f613c0f11596970e9151a2a7b9e25481 1354 1353 2020-11-08T19:42:03Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' | insurance = $ 1200 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[C. Difficile Detected]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Abdominal Pain]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Cramps]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Diarrhea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Fever]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Hematochezia]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Hypovolemia]] | 70 | Serious |- | [[Loss of Appetite]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Weight Loss]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Leukocytosis]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Tenderness]] | 70 | Low |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If C. Difficile Infection isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Hypovolemia isn't treated within 4-18 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Abdominal palpation *Stool analysis *PCR - testing *CBC - testing == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Vancomycin]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | IV Infusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] 2586833eb9e52788c0578785d0b24792b6d038a0 1355 1354 2020-11-08T19:43:09Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' | insurance = $ 1200 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[C. Difficile Detected]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Abdominal Pain]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Cramps]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Diarrhea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Fever]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Hematochezia]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Hypovolemia]] | 70 | Serious |- | [[Loss of Appetite]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Weight Loss]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Leukocytosis]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Tenderness]] | 70 | Low |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If C. Difficile Infection isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Hypovolemia isn't treated within 4-18 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR Test *Interview *Abdominal Palpation *Physical Examination *Temperature *Stool Analysis *CBC == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Vancomycin]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | IV Infusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] 2511a65e78e21905d12a472180c200e3bc913c0f 1356 1355 2020-11-08T19:44:39Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' | insurance = $ 1200 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |C. Difficile Detected]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Cramps]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Diarrhea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Hematochezia]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Hypovolemia]] | 70 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Loss of Appetite]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Weight Loss]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Leukocytosis]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Tenderness]] | 70 | Low |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If C. Difficile Infection isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Hypovolemia isn't treated within 4-18 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR Test *Interview *Abdominal Palpation *Physical Examination *Temperature *Stool Analysis *CBC == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Vancomycin]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | IV Infusion]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] 2fd8c91582c284de6db8b878e91bebc78c7fb8e2 6 462 1341 1165 2020-11-08T10:37:40Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona uploaded a new version of [[File:Trauma.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki Traumatology 3a3507d1251c84b1c74a36c50635bddaaf699010 6 326 1342 840 2020-11-08T10:40:01Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona uploaded a new version of [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki Icon for Medical Laboratories Dpt 0a41263356daaceab7d983bc5ea6d920022df435 1343 1342 2020-11-08T10:43:06Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona uploaded a new version of [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki Icon for Medical Laboratories Dpt 0a41263356daaceab7d983bc5ea6d920022df435 1344 1343 2020-11-08T10:43:22Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona reverted [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] to an old version wikitext text/x-wiki Icon for Medical Laboratories Dpt 0a41263356daaceab7d983bc5ea6d920022df435 1345 1344 2020-11-08T10:47:45Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona uploaded a new version of [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki Icon for Medical Laboratories Dpt 0a41263356daaceab7d983bc5ea6d920022df435 1346 1345 2020-11-08T10:48:04Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Frankieorabona reverted [[File:DPT Medical Laboratories.png]] to an old version wikitext text/x-wiki Icon for Medical Laboratories Dpt 0a41263356daaceab7d983bc5ea6d920022df435 6 510 1347 2020-11-08T10:52:10Z Frankieorabona 30642566 Icon for Medical Laboratories Dpt wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Icon for Medical Laboratories Dpt 2af2b533afb009ef6a72c88bfdd86f68587bdd85 0 34 1348 1221 2020-11-08T10:53:19Z Frankieorabona 30642566 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. 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scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | Medium |- | Mobility | Mobile |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | Yes |- | Shame Level | 20 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Interview]] *[[Examination | Physical examination]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment| NSAIDs]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[Emergency]] ==== [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] *None ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] *[[Campylobacteriosis ]] ==== [[Internal Medicine]] ==== [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] *[[Lead Poisoning]] *[[Pleurisy]] ==== [[Orthopedics]] ==== [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] *[[Dermatomyositis]] *[[Inclusion-Body Myositis]] *[[Polymyositis]] *[[Spinal Stenosis]] ==== [[Cardiology]] ==== [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] *None ==== [[Neurology]] ==== [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] *[[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] ==== [[Infectious Diseases]] ==== [[File:Infectious.png]] *[[African Tick Bite Fever *[[Anaplasmosis *[[Brucellosis *[[Chikungunya]] *[[Colorado Tick Fever]] *[[Dengue Fever *[[Ebola *[[Ehrlichiosis *[[Flinders Island Spotted Fever *[[H5N1 Bird Flu *[[HPS *[[Japanese Spotted Fever *[[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis *[[Marburg *[[MERS *[[Norovirus *[[Pacific Coast Tick Fever *[[Queensland Tick Typhus *[[Rickettsialpox *[[Rift Valley Fever *[[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever *[[SARS *[[TIBOLA *[[Tick-Borne Encephalitis *[[Zika Fever ==== [[Traumatology]] ==== ==== [[File:Trauma.png]] *[[High Voltage Burn]] *[[Microwave Burn]] *[[Struck by Lightning]] 990ae28a8e95a372a458dfae2e5db34c383e7c87 1350 1349 2020-11-08T11:06:19Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Traumatology ==== */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === Muscle pain also called myalgia is a general sensation of pain in the muscles. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | Medium |- | Mobility | Mobile |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | Yes |- | Shame Level | 20 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Interview]] *[[Examination | Physical examination]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment| NSAIDs]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[Emergency]] ==== [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] *None ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] *[[Campylobacteriosis ]] ==== [[Internal Medicine]] ==== [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] *[[Lead Poisoning]] *[[Pleurisy]] ==== [[Orthopedics]] ==== [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] *[[Dermatomyositis]] *[[Inclusion-Body Myositis]] *[[Polymyositis]] *[[Spinal Stenosis]] ==== [[Cardiology]] ==== [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] *None ==== [[Neurology]] ==== [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] *[[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] ==== [[Infectious Diseases]] ==== [[File:Infectious.png]] *[[African Tick Bite Fever *[[Anaplasmosis *[[Brucellosis *[[Chikungunya]] *[[Colorado Tick Fever]] *[[Dengue Fever *[[Ebola *[[Ehrlichiosis *[[Flinders Island Spotted Fever *[[H5N1 Bird Flu *[[HPS *[[Japanese Spotted Fever *[[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis *[[Marburg *[[MERS *[[Norovirus *[[Pacific Coast Tick Fever *[[Queensland Tick Typhus *[[Rickettsialpox *[[Rift Valley Fever *[[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever *[[SARS *[[TIBOLA *[[Tick-Borne Encephalitis *[[Zika Fever ==== [[Traumatology]] ==== [[File:Trauma.png]] *[[High Voltage Burn]] *[[Microwave Burn]] *[[Struck by Lightning]] 79f4650ce7d35b225d214c081e9206d74436a205 1351 1350 2020-11-08T11:07:02Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Infectious Diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === Muscle pain also called myalgia is a general sensation of pain in the muscles. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | Medium |- | Mobility | Mobile |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | Yes |- | Shame Level | 20 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Interview]] *[[Examination | Physical examination]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment| NSAIDs]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[Emergency]] ==== [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] *None ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] *[[Campylobacteriosis ]] ==== [[Internal Medicine]] ==== [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] *[[Lead Poisoning]] *[[Pleurisy]] ==== [[Orthopedics]] ==== [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] *[[Dermatomyositis]] *[[Inclusion-Body Myositis]] *[[Polymyositis]] *[[Spinal Stenosis]] ==== [[Cardiology]] ==== [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] *None ==== [[Neurology]] ==== [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] *[[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] ==== [[Infectious Diseases]] ==== [[File:Infectious.png]] *[[African Tick Bite Fever]] *[[Anaplasmosis]] *[[Brucellosis]] *[[Chikungunya]] *[[Colorado Tick Fever]] *[[Dengue Fever]] *[[Ebola]] *[[Ehrlichiosis]] *[[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] *[[H5N1 Bird Flu]] *[[HPS]] *[[Japanese Spotted Fever]] *[[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis *[[Marburg]] *[[MERS]] *[[Norovirus]] *[[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] *[[Queensland Tick Typhus]] *[[Rickettsialpox]] *[[Rift Valley Fever]] *[[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] *[[SARS]] *[[TIBOLA]] *[[Tick-Borne Encephalitis *[[Zika Fever ==== [[Traumatology]] ==== [[File:Trauma.png]] *[[High Voltage Burn]] *[[Microwave Burn]] *[[Struck by Lightning]] 938aea388f23ded0bc548461eafb0ad191f53797 1352 1351 2020-11-08T11:07:16Z Frankieorabona 30642566 /* Infectious Diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Symptom]].'' {{Hazard_medium}} === Description === Muscle pain also called myalgia is a general sensation of pain in the muscles. ==== Patient status ==== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Condition ! scope="col" | Status |- | Discomfort | Medium |- | Mobility | Mobile |- | Speech | Yes |- | Complains | Yes |- | Shame Level | 20 |- | Bleeding | None |- |} === Examination === *[[Examination | Interview]] *[[Examination | Physical examination]] === Treatment === *[[Treatment| NSAIDs]] === Possible diagnoses === ==== [[Emergency]] ==== [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] *None ==== [[General Surgery Department]] ==== [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] *[[Campylobacteriosis ]] ==== [[Internal Medicine]] ==== [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] *[[Lead Poisoning]] *[[Pleurisy]] ==== [[Orthopedics]] ==== [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] *[[Dermatomyositis]] *[[Inclusion-Body Myositis]] *[[Polymyositis]] *[[Spinal Stenosis]] ==== [[Cardiology]] ==== [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] *None ==== [[Neurology]] ==== [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] *[[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] ==== [[Infectious Diseases]] ==== [[File:Infectious.png]] *[[African Tick Bite Fever]] *[[Anaplasmosis]] *[[Brucellosis]] *[[Chikungunya]] *[[Colorado Tick Fever]] *[[Dengue Fever]] *[[Ebola]] *[[Ehrlichiosis]] *[[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] *[[H5N1 Bird Flu]] *[[HPS]] *[[Japanese Spotted Fever]] *[[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis *[[Marburg]] *[[MERS]] *[[Norovirus]] *[[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] *[[Queensland Tick Typhus]] *[[Rickettsialpox]] *[[Rift Valley Fever]] *[[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] *[[SARS]] *[[TIBOLA]] *[[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] *[[Zika Fever]] ==== [[Traumatology]] ==== [[File:Trauma.png]] *[[High Voltage Burn]] *[[Microwave Burn]] *[[Struck by Lightning]] 87698b5224cb0e92754683b09969b57a08a4ceae 0 512 1357 2020-11-08T19:51:13Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no va..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' | insurance = $ 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |CHIKV Virus Detected]] | 100 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Headache]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Swelling]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Fatigue]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Stomach Pain ]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Elevated CRP]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |High Fever ]] | 30 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Viremia]] | 20 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Viremia isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT PCR Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *CBC *CRP *Serologic Testing == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] b2bd1dba19a466bdfe9cad326a73e0c3cfd7431f 0 204 1358 1266 2020-11-08T19:52:45Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Thirst]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Irregular hearbeat]] | 30 |- | [[Symptom | Vibrio cholerae detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] ef6354f136ff84d66957b52baf393034637df553 1359 1358 2020-11-08T19:56:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Vibrio Cholerae Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 80 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Thirst ]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 50 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Irregular Heartbeat]] | 30 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Irregular Heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Beta blockers]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 95aa8ee0f1aed26a56b9f45e70ece262e2de3525 1360 1359 2020-11-08T19:58:30Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Vibrio Cholerae Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 80 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Thirst ]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 50 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Irregular Heartbeat]] | 30 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Irregular Heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Heart monitoring *Microbial sampling *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Chloramphenico]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] c83a6d127123fa350938e87057c542d98ca9bc06 1361 1360 2020-11-08T19:58:58Z Nightfiree3 30642398 xamination wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Vibrio Cholerae Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 80 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Thirst ]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 50 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Irregular Heartbeat]] | 30 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Irregular Heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Physical E == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Chloramphenico]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] 22f8bf9af5dc97aff0c621432dce1b91b4bd3d85 1362 1361 2020-11-08T19:59:41Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Vibrio Cholerae Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 80 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Thirst ]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 50 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Irregular Heartbeat]] | 30 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Irregular Heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Physical Examination *Blood Pressure *Heart Monitoring *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Chloramphenico]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] 42266659362300ad6e538a1ab7c5bd379cb05e88 1366 1362 2020-11-08T21:01:52Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Vibrio Cholerae Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 80 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Cramps]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritability]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Thirst ]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria]] | 50 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Irregular Heartbeat]] | 30 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If Irregular Heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Physical Examination *Blood Pressure *Heart Monitoring *ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Chloramphenico]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] 9a26013e21ff6e04d96df896b78d26a88d7ceb8a 0 513 1363 2020-11-08T20:06:09Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mo..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' | insurance = $ 6-- | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Coltivirus Antibodies Detected ]] | 100 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Vomiting ]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Headache]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Malaise]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Rash]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Petechiae]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |High Fever]] | 20 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT PCR Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] eaa18dc36c2e2bb2134d2baa1c8da79926da43df 1364 1363 2020-11-08T20:09:30Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' | insurance = $ 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Coltivirus Antibodies Detected ]] | 100 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Vomiting ]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Headache]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Malaise]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Rash]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Petechiae]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |High Fever]] | 20 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT PCR Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] e8e570bb69de3fa294ec2ea88a801a4fba035821 0 514 1365 2020-11-08T21:00:58Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respirato..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' | insurance = $ 1600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |2019-Ncov Detected ]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Sputum Cough]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Breathing Problems]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Chest Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Confusion]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Fatigue]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Tremor]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Chills]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Cyanosis]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Sweating]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Leukocytosis ]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |High Feve]] | 70 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Dehydration ]] | 30 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Dyspnea ]] | 20 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure]] | If COVID-19 isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If Dehydration isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *ELISA Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Chest Auscultation *Thorax Percussion *Speech Listening *CBC == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Complex Antiviral Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] *[[Treatment | Anticholinergics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] b2563903e55980b4ede49e42c71f28d696778d0b 0 515 1367 2020-11-08T21:24:29Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' | insuran..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' | insurance = $ 1300 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Dengue Virus Detected]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Vomiting]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Eye Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Headache]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Rash]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Tenderness]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |High Fever]] | 70 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Hematochezia]] | 30 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Orifice Bleeding]] | 30 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhagic Fever]] | If Dengue Fever isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhagic Fever]] | If Orifice Bleeding isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT-PCR Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *CBC *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Stool Analysis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Supportive Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modifications]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Blood Component Therapy]] 5ad0cca42b7c500c3d77c27eefa9eeaae69194ec 0 516 1370 2020-11-18T00:41:34Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, sp..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids'' | insurance = $ 2200 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Ebola Virus Discovered]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Vomiting]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Eye Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Headache]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Confusion]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Hypovolemia]] | 70 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Tenderness]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |High Fever]] | 70 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Orifice Bleeding]] | 70 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhagic Fever]] | If Ebola isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhagic Fever]] | If Orifice Bleeding isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart failure]] | If Hypovolemia isn't treated within 4-18 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *ELISA Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Speech Listening *Abdominal Palpation *CBC == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Experimental Serum]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | IV Infusion]] *[[Treatment | Blood Component Therapy]] 95c84afc97a74e84013d405de9fc198df41001b3 0 517 1371 2020-11-18T01:51:31Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also sp..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks'' | insurance = $800 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Ehrlichiosis Detected]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Headache]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain ]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Diarrhea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Vomiting]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Fatigue]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Confusion]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Rash]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Elevated CRP ]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |High Fever]] | 20 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Heart failure]] | If Ehrlichiosis isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR Test *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Speech Listening *CRP *CBC == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Minocycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] d7b0664c0bb84ec2dc5379d57cd420f3c141d12f 0 518 1372 2020-11-18T01:57:30Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' | insurance = $ 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Rickettsia Honei Detected ]] | 100 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Headache]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Eschar]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Rash]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Fatigue]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Elevated CRP ]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |High Fever]] | 20 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *CRP == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Chloramphenicol]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 373ab9de0445c34a637703a8c7a732c4111033d0 0 152 1373 1267 2020-11-18T02:14:17Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious_ | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Hepatitis A Positive]] | 100 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Jaundice]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Vomiting ]] | 60 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Fatigue]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Dark Urine ]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Tenderness ]] | 50 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Confusion]] | 50 | Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *Urine Analysis *Speech Listening == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] 3653815ae001564d5f06d2b341253cec767f4354 0 153 1374 1268 2020-11-18T02:17:14Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Hepatitis B Positive]] | 100 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Fever ]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Jaundice]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Muscle and Joint Pain ]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Dark Urine]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Fatigue]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Tenderness ]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Malaise]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Nausea ]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Portal Hypertension ]] | 25 | Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *Urine Analysis *USD or FAST == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Interferon Alpha-2B]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] 32fec0e95a0ef32a6c3f75272f85a59c0924db95 1375 1374 2020-11-18T02:17:32Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Hepatitis B Positive]] | 100 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Fever ]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Jaundice]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Muscle and Joint Pain ]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Dark Urine]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Fatigue]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Tenderness ]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Malaise]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Nausea ]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Portal Hypertension ]] | 25 | Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *Urine Analysis *USG or FAST == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Interferon Alpha-2B]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] 71f3d4287fd993e7c8211b01aa9d7e86f77c2170 0 194 1376 670 2020-11-19T13:31:01Z 109.144.220.62 0 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' | insurance = 3600 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Blunt pancreas laceration]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Abdominal palpation *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent Echo *USG *FAST *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antiarrhytmics]] ce1386a2f4600cffba9ae0eb8e66d6d64587485b 0 190 1377 671 2020-11-19T13:56:01Z 109.144.220.62 0 /* Treatments */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{Disease_surg | description = ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' | insurance = 4000 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal injury]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal pain]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Anxiety]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Hypotension]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Tachycardia]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Blunt spleen rupture]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Abdominal palpation *Ophthalmoscopy *Neurological testing *Blood pressure measurement *ECG *Urgent Echo *CT *FAST *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | TC hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Ice wrap]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalisation]] *[[Treatment | Abdominal surgery]] *[[Treatment | Oxygenotherapy]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Anxiolytics]] 7913e16564c6be7c8eb5e0d52cbdcce33c212534 0 497 1378 1308 2020-11-21T14:03:34Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' | insurance = 900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Brucellosis Confirmed]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Night Sweats]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Loss of Appetite]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Anemia]] | 70 |Low |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Brucellosis isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *CRP *CBC *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | IM Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] 6cd3b41176a66be438254bbea2e4bf53e7f54223 0 465 1379 1284 2020-11-21T14:28:56Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-Scratch Disease]] | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | | | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | | | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Common | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Common | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | | | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Common | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Common | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Common | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Common | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Common | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Common | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Common | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Rare | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Common | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Common | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Common | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | $1300 |- |} 4cdc561d78cb3ed62ef6735cb36ce6e3132a0759 1380 1379 2020-11-21T14:54:54Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock Exhausation. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-Scratch Disease]] | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock Exhausation. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Common | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Common | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Common | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Common | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Common | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Common | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Common | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Common | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Common | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Rare | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Common | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Common | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Common | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 26906ac58e5cbe9b4d034741dd90b730b210670b 1381 1380 2020-12-01T23:12:47Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock Exhausation. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Rare | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock Exhausation. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Common | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Common | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Common | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Common | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Common | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Common | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Common | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Common | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Common | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Rare | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Common | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Common | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Common | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Common | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 2cf8d718da75e2bf95268f79c20859c35b0e7c18 1382 1381 2020-12-01T23:20:09Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock Exhausation. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock Exhausation. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | | | | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 00d972734b58fef330bfc6b2515313f25ccfea94 1385 1382 2020-12-01T23:29:52Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock Exhausation. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock Exhausation. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | | | | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | | | | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 2eb66c75efcc5e255693db0b2b10994f896f7b53 1388 1385 2020-12-01T23:43:16Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | | | | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | | | | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} a2451fdd604a0fb221df163c7129d410b553ad42 0 519 1383 2020-12-01T23:27:54Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Influenza A virus – subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way o..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Influenza A virus – subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds. The first global spread was recorded in 2004..'' | insurance = $ 1800 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |H5N1 Detected]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Dry Cough]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Sore Throat]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Breathing Problems]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal Lung Findings]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Diarrhea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Dyspnea ]] | 50 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |High Fever]] | 30 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure ]] | If H5N1 Bird Flu isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure ]] | If H5N1 Dyspnea isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | If Exhaustion isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT-PCR *Interview *Temperature *Chest Auscultation *Oral Cavity Inspection *Physical Examination *Chest X-Ray == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Oseltamivir]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Oxygen Therapy]] b6e5362a6781659c419860dad75a8637eb0bc1fb 1386 1383 2020-12-01T23:30:01Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Influenza A virus – subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds. The first global spread was recorded in 2004..'' | insurance = $ 1800 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |H5N1 Detected]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Dry Cough]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Sore Throat]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Breathing Problems]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal Lung Findings]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Diarrhea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Dyspnea ]] | 50 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |High Fever]] | 30 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure ]] | If H5N1 Bird Flu isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure ]] | If H5N1 Dyspnea isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | If Exhaustion isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT-PCR Test *Interview *Temperature *Chest Auscultation *Oral Cavity Inspection *Physical Examination *Chest X-Ray == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Oseltamivir]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Oxygen Therapy]] 223f259f8cb040d1058cab2f517fbb8fc0151b05 0 494 1384 1313 2020-12-01T23:29:38Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks. The disease occurs in Sub-Saharan Africa, Carribean and Oceania.'' | insurance = 1100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Rickettsia Africae Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Eschar]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swollen Lymph Nodes]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 20 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If high fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR Test *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Neck Palpation *CRP *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Chloramphenicol]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics.]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] 96a978c6300993c1df21d8cdf33a81de447c83c3 0 221 1387 1312 2020-12-01T23:30:52Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''American trypanosomias, also known as Chagas disease, is a serious infectious diseased cause by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Trypanosoma detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |Medidum |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 30 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Irregular Heartbeat]] | 30 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 30 |Medium |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If American Trypanosomias isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If an irregular heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Termpature *Physical Exanamination *ECG *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antiparasitic drugs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] 01a7b3bf40f8250eb6f1dec4e1ddb30ab7d06d7e 0 520 1389 2020-12-01T23:44:08Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''HPS – Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by ha..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''HPS – Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' | insurance = $ 1200 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Hantavirus Detected ]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Headache]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Chills]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Breathing Problems]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Fatigue]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Nausea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Vomiting]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Diarrhea]] | 70 | Low |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Dyspnea]] | 50 | Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure]] | If HPS isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure]] | If Dyspnea isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Chest Auscultation *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Complex Antiviral Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Oxygen Therapy]] 2d01d323b898729aaf504eaf8ccafd13bfe20cea 6 522 1391 2021-02-28T17:18:24Z Utrechtertje030 30643592 wikitext text/x-wiki Het St. Antonius Ziekenhuis, vestiging Nieuwegein fc40de373bef8d0a08eb3ba6f4b0ef4c2712d24d 0 523 1393 2021-04-06T15:24:31Z 2003:C6:A744:3100:9D7D:2018:A3C0:77E3 0 Created page with "''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Pacific Coast tick fever - Bacterial desease cause by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Paci..." wikitext text/x-wiki ''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Pacific Coast tick fever - Bacterial desease cause by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tic.'' | insurance = $ 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom |Rickettsia philipii Detected ]] | 100 | Serious |- | [[Symptom |Fever]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle pain]] | 70 | Medium |- | [[Symptom |Eschar]] | ? | ? |- | [[Symptom |Elevated CRP]] | ? | ? |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *CRP *PCR Testing == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Steroid cream]] *[[Treatment | Doxicycline]] 99a4bb2cc15826cba26f4a3bc481a2b4d69a6355 0 524 1394 2021-04-06T15:40:08Z 2003:C6:A744:3100:9D7D:2018:A3C0:77E3 0 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Deseases]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu' is a common infectious desease caused by the influen..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Deseases]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu' is a common infectious desease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Infectious Deseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Sore throat]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 90 |- | [[Symptom | Influenza A detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Serologic sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 712e214ddc3d629e630152bf4c29064882ab7088 1433 1394 2021-12-20T19:10:49Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Influenza A Detected]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Congestion]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Sore Throat]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Irritable Cough]] | 70 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Nasal Cavity Inspection *Oral Cavity Inspection *Chest Auscultation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Nasal Drops]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] 99fec7bf36ff6cf013bef026bcc651aa44116fd1 0 525 1395 2021-04-06T18:19:21Z 2003:C6:A744:3100:9D7D:2018:A3C0:77E3 0 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection cuased by bacteria Leptospira and ist typically s..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection cuased by bacteria Leptospira and ist typically spread by rodents'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Jauntice]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Leptospira detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CRP *Blood Test *Microbial cultivation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Azithromyrin]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Recommendation]] *[[Treatment | Steroid cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] 7f6d92ae16fdc281e35a90350788f9558ca94b91 1396 1395 2021-04-06T18:26:06Z 2003:C6:A744:3100:9D7D:2018:A3C0:77E3 0 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection cuased by bacteria Leptospira and ist typically spread by rodents'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Jauntice]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Leptospira detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CRP *Blood Test *Microbial cultivation *CBC Sampling == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Azithromyrin]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Recommendation]] *[[Treatment | Steroid cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] 145bf32766e16eb655a0b2b9e2f200d6d8c7045c 1399 1396 2021-04-06T18:49:59Z 2003:C6:A744:3100:9D7D:2018:A3C0:77E3 0 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection cuased by bacteria Leptospira and ist typically spread by rodents'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Jauntice]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Leptospira detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CRP *Blood Test *Microbial cultivation *CBC Sampling *temperature measurement *abdominal palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Azithromyrin]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin supplementation]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Recommendation]] *[[Treatment | Steroid cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] 41040cd2075efe8f6b759fb22dbefac6488da64c 0 526 1397 2021-04-06T18:37:52Z 2003:C6:A744:3100:9D7D:2018:A3C0:77E3 0 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Cocci..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Sweating]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Coccidioites atb detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Serologic Testing == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | HDU hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | Fluconazole]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Anticholinergetics]] 81564b24c730350e5074825fe1a1a29eee718bf7 0 527 1398 2021-04-06T18:47:19Z 2003:C6:A744:3100:9D7D:2018:A3C0:77E3 0 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by ly..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Disease_intern | description = ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Muscle pain]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | ? |- | [[Symptom | LCMV detected]] | 100 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *CBC - testing *Thorax percussion *CSF analysis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Regular hospitalization]] *[[Treatment | IV corticosteroids]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] 3b1c4cbebb9c06483363d78f242aa7f46860578a 0 74 1400 847 2021-05-24T14:23:48Z Jessicabalu 30644115 Added rewards, just for uninsured as of yet. wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Company Name ! Cost Coverage Percent ! Prerequisite |- | [[File:IN_COM_NONE.png]] | Uninsured | 70% | Treat 3 patients. |- | [[File:IN_COM_AAA.png]] | CHEAP'o'Care | 80% | Treat 1 patients per day at Emergency. |- | [[File:IN_COM_DDD.png]] | Liver TY | 100% | Open any specialized department. |- | [[File:IN COM QUICK SNAP CARE.png]] | Quick Snap Care | 100% | Purchase 5 ambulance(s). |- | [[File:IN COM OVERCURE.png]] | Overcure Inc. | 150% | Have 9 fully working departments. |- | [[File:IN COM OOPSEE2.png]] | Oopsee Crp. | 115% | CCreate 1 doctor(s) with character editor. |- |} =Objective Rewards= ===Uninsured=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | 1 | Treat 10 Patients per day | $30,000 government grant |- | 2 | Treat 15 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 15 patients |- | 3 | Treat 20 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Treat 30 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 20 patients |- | 5 | Treat 35 Patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 6 | Treat 40 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 7 | Treat 45 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 25 patients |- | 8 | Treat 50 patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 9 | Have 2 ambulances | Increase ambulance patients per day to 3 |- | 10 | Treat 60 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 11 | Treat 70 patients per day | Increase ambulance patients per day to 5 |- | 12 | Treat 80 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 13 | Treat 90 patients per day | Your next intern will be great |- | 14 | Treat 100 patients per day | $100,000 government grant |- |} bff3ea84b2f9e9c29bf5b44fdc0885eed6ef208d 1 528 1401 2021-06-26T22:02:51Z 83.53.96.216 0 Created page with "Can janitors clean their department if it is on different floors?" wikitext text/x-wiki Can janitors clean their department if it is on different floors? 3f08af05a83529a82f4520ac054384ff4fc97348 0 466 1402 1228 2021-10-01T04:33:29Z 2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767 0 /* Clinic */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologists]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 203cc556ab3a05a288a6cd508635611c149c8132 1403 1402 2021-10-01T04:33:58Z 2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767 0 /* Clinic */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} e774e0eb18e70c7c777efaa42832132c4c399593 1427 1403 2021-10-22T11:33:53Z Raggsockan 30644917 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 1ccab0bc6793a617cf62747054bcfa9d3816eb7f 1428 1427 2021-10-22T11:37:03Z Raggsockan 30644917 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | | | |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 6db3488ff19564436f49bd8d3d75f267cf29f5b1 1429 1428 2021-10-22T11:44:50Z Raggsockan 30644917 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | |Burn Management | |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} a1ef605a274256e10770a896f9ec63081ec0e7a5 1430 1429 2021-10-22T11:45:28Z Raggsockan 30644917 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 73d162b8f5ea8f928b15d00580903d0e277b6fc7 1431 1430 2021-10-23T02:50:46Z Raggsockan 30644917 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | |Upper Limb Trauma Surgery |Yes |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} c8042232b1928b3270833eaaabae68d4095c0416 0 89 1404 1252 2021-10-01T04:37:54Z 2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767 0 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Ooh, black and yellow! Let's shake it up a little. Barry! Breakfast is ready! Coming! Hang on a second. Hello? Barry? Adam? Can you believe this is happening? I can't. I'll pick you up. Looking sharp. Use the stairs, Your father paid good money for those. Sorry. I'm excited. Here's the graduate. We're very proud of you, son. A perfect report card, all B's. Very proud. Ma! I got a thing going here. You got lint on your fuzz. Ow! That's me! Wave to us! We'll be in row 118,000. Bye! Barry, I told you, stop flying in the house! Hey, Adam. Hey, Barry. Is that fuzz gel? A little. Special day, graduation. Never thought I'd make it. Three days grade school, three days high school. Those were awkward. Three days college. I'm glad I took a day and hitchhiked around The Hive. You did come back different. Hi, Barry. Artie, growing a mustache? Looks good. Hear about Frankie? Yeah. You going to the funeral? No, I'm not going. Everybody knows, sting someone, you die. Don't waste it on a squirrel. Such a hothead. I guess he could have just gotten out of the way. I love this incorporating an amusement park into our day. That's why we don't need vacations. Boy, quite a bit of pomp under the circumstances. Well, Adam, today we are men. We are! Bee-men. Amen! Hallelujah! Students, faculty, distinguished bees, please welcome Dean Buzzwell. Welcome, New Hive City graduating class of 9:15. That concludes our ceremonies And begins your career at Honex Industries! Will we pick our job today? I heard it's just orientation. Heads up! Here we go. Keep your hands and antennas inside the tram at all times. Wonder what it'll be like? A little scary. Welcome to Honex, a division of Honesco and a part of the Hexagon Group. This is it! Wow. Wow. We know that you, as a bee, have worked your whole life to get to the point where you can work for your whole life. Honey begins when our valiant Pollen Jocks bring the nectar to The Hive. Our top-secret formula is automatically color-corrected, scent-adjusted and bubble-contoured into this soothing sweet syrup with its distinctive golden glow you know as... Honey! That girl was hot. She's my cousin! She is? Yes, we're all cousins. Right. You're right. At Honex, we constantly strive to improve every aspect of bee existence. These bees are stress-testing a new helmet technology. What do you think he makes? Not enough. Here we have our latest advancement, the Krelman. What does that do? Catches that little strand of honey that hangs after you pour it. Saves us millions. Can anyone work on the Krelman? Of course. Most bee jobs are small ones. But bees know that every small job, if it's done well, means a lot. But choose carefully because you'll stay in the job you pick for the rest of your life. The same job the rest of your life? I didn't know that. What's the difference? You'll be happy to know that bees, as a species, haven't had one day off in 27 million years. So you'll just work us to death? We'll sure try. Wow! That blew my mind! "What's the difference?" How can you say that? One job forever? That's an insane choice to have to make. I'm relieved. Now we only have to make one decision in life. But, Adam, how could they never have told us that? Why would you question anything? We're bees. We're the most perfectly functioning society on Earth. You ever think maybe things work a little too well here? Like what? Give me one example. I don't know. But you know what I'm talking about. Please clear the gate. Royal Nectar Force on approach. Wait a second. Check it out. Hey, those are Pollen Jocks! Wow. I've never seen them this close. They know what it's like outside The Hive. Yeah, but some don't come back. Hey, Jocks! Hi, Jocks! You guys did great! You're monsters! You're sky freaks! I love it! I love it! I wonder where they were. I don't know. Their day's not planned. Outside The Hive, flying who knows where, doing who knows what. You can't just decide to be a Pollen Jock. You have to be bred for that. Right. Look. That's more pollen than you and I will see in a lifetime. It's just a status symbol. Bees make too much of it. Perhaps. Unless you're wearing it and the ladies see you wearing it. Those ladies? Aren't they our cousins too? Distant. Distant. Look at these two. Couple of Hive Harrys. Let's have fun with them. It must be dangerous being a Pollen Jock. Yeah. Once a bear pinned me against a mushroom! He had a paw on my throat, and with the other, he was slapping me! Oh, my! I never thought I'd knock him out. What were you doing during this? Trying to alert the authorities. I can autograph that. A little gusty out there today, wasn't it, comrades? Yeah. Gusty. We're hitting a sunflower patch six miles from here tomorrow. Six miles, huh? Barry! A puddle jump for us, but maybe you're not up for it. Maybe I am. You are not! We're going 0900 at J-Gate. What do you think, buzzy-boy? Are you bee enough? I might be. It all depends on what 0900 means. Hey, Honex! Dad, you surprised me. You decide what you're interested in? Well, there's a lot of choices. But you only get one. Do you ever get bored doing the same job every day? Son, let me tell you about stirring. You grab that stick, and you just move it around, and you stir it around. You get yourself into a rhythm. It's a beautiful thing. You know, Dad, the more I think about it, maybe the honey field just isn't right for me. You were thinking of what, making balloon animals? That's a bad job for a guy with a stinger. Janet, your son's not sure he wants to go into honey! Barry, you are so funny sometimes. I'm not trying to be funny. You're not funny! You're going into honey. Our son, the stirrer! You're gonna be a stirrer? No one's listening to me! Wait till you see the sticks I have. I could say anything right now. I'm gonna get an ant tattoo! Let's open some honey and celebrate! Maybe I'll pierce my thorax. Shave my antennae. Shack up with a grasshopper. Get a gold tooth and call everybody "dawg"! I'm so proud. We're starting work today! Today's the day. Come on! All the good jobs will be gone. Yeah, right. Pollen counting, stunt bee, pouring, stirrer, front desk, hair removal... Is it still available? Hang on. Two left! One of them's yours! Congratulations! Step to the side. What'd you get? Picking crud out. Stellar! Wow! Couple of newbies? Yes, sir! Our first day! We are ready! Make your choice. You want to go first? No, you go. Oh, my. What's available? Restroom attendant's open, not for the reason you think. Any chance of getting the Krelman? Sure, you're on. I'm sorry, the Krelman just closed out. Wax monkey's always open. The Krelman opened up again. What happened? A bee died. Makes an opening. See? He's dead. Another dead one. Deady. Deadified. Two more dead. Dead from the neck up. Dead from the neck down. That's life! Oh, this is so hard! Heating, cooling, stunt bee, pourer, stirrer, humming, inspector number seven, lint coordinator, stripe supervisor, mite wrangler. Barry, what do you think I should... Barry? Barry! All right, we've got the sunflower patch in quadrant nine... What happened to you? Where are you? I'm going out. Out? Out where? Out there. Oh, no! I have to, before I go to work for the rest of my life. You're gonna die! You're crazy! Hello? Another call coming in. If anyone's feeling brave, there's a Korean deli on 83rd that gets their roses today. Hey, guys. Look at that. Isn't that the kid we saw yesterday? Hold it, son, flight deck's restricted. It's OK, Lou. We're gonna take him up. Really? Feeling lucky, are you? Sign here, here. Just initial that. Thank you. OK. You got a rain advisory today, and as you all know, bees cannot fly in rain. So be careful. As always, watch your brooms, hockey sticks, dogs, birds, bears and bats. Also, I got a couple of reports of root beer being poured on us. Murphy's in a home because of it, babbling like a cicada! That's awful. And a reminder for you rookies, bee law number one, absolutely no talking to humans! All right, launch positions! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Black and yellow! Hello! You ready for this, hot shot? Yeah. Yeah, bring it on. Wind, check. Antennae, check. Nectar pack, check. Wings, check. Stinger, check. Scared out of my shorts, check. OK, ladies, let's move it out! Pound those petunias, you striped stem-suckers! All of you, drain those flowers! Wow! I'm out! I can't believe I'm out! So blue. I feel so fast and free! Box kite! Wow! Flowers! This is Blue Leader, We have roses visual. Bring it around 30 degrees and hold. Roses! 30 degrees, roger. Bringing it around. Stand to the side, kid. It's got a bit of a kick. That is one nectar collector! Ever see pollination up close? No, sir. I pick up some pollen here, sprinkle it over here. Maybe a dash over there, a pinch on that one. See that? It's a little bit of magic. That's amazing. Why do we do that? That's pollen power. More pollen, more flowers, more nectar, more honey for us. Cool. I'm picking up a lot of bright yellow, Could be daisies, Don't we need those? Copy that visual. Wait. One of these flowers seems to be on the move. Say again? You're reporting a moving flower? Affirmative. That was on the line! This is the coolest. What is it? I don't know, but I'm loving this color. It smells good. Not like a flower, but I like it. Yeah, fuzzy. Chemical-y. Careful, guys. It's a little grabby. My sweet lord of bees! Candy-brain, get off there! Problem! Guys! This could be bad. Affirmative. Very close. Gonna hurt. Mama's little boy. You are way out of position, rookie! Coming in at you like a missile! Help me! I don't think these are flowers. Should we tell him? I think he knows. What is this?! Match point! You can start packing up, honey, because you're about to eat it! Yowser! Gross. There's a bee in the car! Do something! I'm driving! Hi, bee. He's back here! He's going to sting me! Nobody move. If you don't move, he won't sting you. Freeze! He blinked! Spray him, Granny! What are you doing?! Wow... the tension level out here is unbelievable. I gotta get home. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Mayday! Mayday! Bee going down! Ken, could you close the window please? Ken, could you close the window please? Check out my new resume. I made it into a fold-out brochure. You see? Folds out. Oh, no. More humans. I don't need this. What was that? Maybe this time. This time. This time. This time! This time! This... Drapes! That is diabolical. It's fantastic. It's got all my special skills, even my top-ten favorite movies. What's number one? Star Wars? Nah, I don't go for that... kind of stuff. No wonder we shouldn't talk to them. They're out of their minds. When I leave a job interview, they're flabbergasted, can't believe what I say. There's the sun. Maybe that's a way out. I don't remember the sun having a big 75 on it. I predicted global warming. I could feel it getting hotter. At first I thought it was just me. Wait! Stop! Bee! Stand back. These are winter boots. Wait! Don't kill him! You know I'm allergic to them! This thing could kill me! Why does his life have less value than yours? Why does his life have any less value than mine? Is that your statement? I'm just saying all life has value. You don't know what he's capable of feeling. My brochure! There you go, little guy. I'm not scared of him.It's an allergic thing. Put that on your resume brochure. My whole face could puff up. Make it one of your special skills. Knocking someone out is also a special skill. Right. Bye, Vanessa. Thanks. Vanessa, next week? Yogurt night? Sure, Ken. You know, whatever. You could put carob chips on there. Bye. Supposed to be less calories. Bye. I gotta say something. She saved my life. I gotta say something. All right, here it goes. Nah. What would I say? I could really get in trouble. It's a bee law. You're not supposed to talk to a human. I can't believe I'm doing this. I've got to. Oh, I can't do it. Come on! No. Yes. No. Do it. I can't. How should I start it? "You like jazz?" No, that's no good. Here she comes! Speak, you fool! Hi! I'm sorry. You're talking. Yes, I know. You're talking! I'm so sorry. No, it's OK. It's fine. I know I'm dreaming. But I don't recall going to bed. Well, I'm sure this is very disconcerting. This is a bit of a surprise to me. I mean, you're a bee! I am. And I'm not supposed to be doing this, but they were all trying to kill me. And if it wasn't for you... I had to thank you. It's just how I was raised. That was a little weird. I'm talking with a bee. Yeah. I'm talking to a bee. And the bee is talking to me! I just want to say I'm grateful. I'll leave now. Wait! How did you learn to do that? What? The talking thing. Same way you did, I guess. "Mama, Dada, honey." You pick it up. That's very funny. Yeah. Bees are funny. If we didn't laugh, we'd cry with what we have to deal with. Anyway... Can I... get you something? Like what? I don't know. I mean... I don't know. Coffee? I don't want to put you out. It's no trouble. It takes two minutes. It's just coffee. I hate to impose. Don't be ridiculous! Actually, I would love a cup. Hey, you want rum cake? I shouldn't. Have some. No, I can't. Come on! I'm trying to lose a couple micrograms. Where? These stripes don't help. You look great! I don't know if you know anything about fashion. Are you all right? No. He's making the tie in the cab as they're flying up Madison. He finally gets there. He runs up the steps into the church. The wedding is on. And he says, "Watermelon? I thought you said Guatemalan. Why would I marry a watermelon?" Is that a bee joke? That's the kind of stuff we do. Yeah, different. So, what are you gonna do, Barry? About work? I don't know. I want to do my part for The Hive, but I can't do it the way they want. I know how you feel. You do? Sure. My parents wanted me to be a lawyer or a doctor, but I wanted to be a florist. Really? My only interest is flowers. Our new queen was just elected with that same campaign slogan. Anyway, if you look... There's my hive right there. See it? You're in Sheep Meadow! Yes! I'm right off the Turtle Pond! No way! I know that area. I lost a toe ring there once. Why do girls put rings on their toes? Why not? It's like putting a hat on your knee. Maybe I'll try that. You all right, ma'am? Oh, yeah. Fine. Just having two cups of coffee! Anyway, this has been great. Thanks for the coffee. Yeah, it's no trouble. Sorry I couldn't finish it. If I did, I'd be up the rest of my life. Are you...? Can I take a piece of this with me? Sure! Here, have a crumb. Thanks! Yeah. All right. Well, then... I guess I'll see you around. Or not. OK, Barry. And thank you so much again... for before. Oh, that? That was nothing. Well, not nothing, but... Anyway... This can't possibly work. He's all set to go. We may as well try it. OK, Dave, pull the chute. Sounds amazing. It was amazing! It was the scariest, happiest moment of my life. Humans! I can't believe you were with humans! Giant, scary humans! What were they like? Huge and crazy. They talk crazy. They eat crazy giant things. They drive crazy. Do they try and kill you, like on TV? Some of them. But some of them don't. How'd you get back? Poodle. You did it, and I'm glad. You saw whatever you wanted to see. You had your "experience." Now you can pick out yourjob and be normal. Well... Well? Well, I met someone. You did? Was she Bee-ish? A wasp?! Your parents will kill you! No, no, no, not a wasp. Spider? I'm not attracted to spiders. I know it's the hottest thing, with the eight legs and all. I can't get by that face. So who is she? She's... human. No, no. That's a bee law. You wouldn't break a bee law. Her name's Vanessa. Oh, boy. She's so nice. And she's a florist! Oh, no! You're dating a human florist! We're not dating. You're flying outside The Hive, talking to humans that attack our homes with power washers and M-80s! One-eighth a stick of dynamite! She saved my life! And she understands me. This is over! Eat this. This is not over! What was that? They call it a crumb. It was so stingin' stripey! And that's not what they eat. That's what falls off what they eat! You know what a Cinnabon is? No. It's bread and cinnamon and frosting. They heat it up... Sit down! ...really hot! Listen to me! We are not them! We're us. There's us and there's them! Yes, but who can deny the heart that is yearning? There's no yearning. Stop yearning. Listen to me! You have got to start thinking bee, my friend. Thinking bee! Thinking bee. Thinking bee. Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! There he is. He's in the pool. You know what your problem is, Barry? I gotta start thinking bee? How much longer will this go on? It's been three days! Why aren't you working? I've got a lot of big life decisions to think about. What life? You have no life! You have no job. You're barely a bee! Would it kill you to make a little honey? Barry, come out. Your father's talking to you. Martin, would you talk to him? Barry, I'm talking to you! You coming? Got everything? All set! Go ahead. I'll catch up. Don't be too long. Watch this! Vanessa! We're still here. I told you not to yell at him. He doesn't respond to yelling! Then why yell at me? Because you don't listen! I'm not listening to this. Sorry, I've gotta go. Where are you going? I'm meeting a friend. A girl? Is this why you can't decide? Bye. I just hope she's Bee-ish. They have a huge parade of flowers every year in Pasadena? To be in the Tournament of Roses, that's every florist's dream! Up on a float, surrounded by flowers, crowds cheering. A tournament. Do the roses compete in athletic events? No. All right, I've got one. How come you don't fly everywhere? It's exhausting. Why don't you run everywhere? It's faster. Yeah, OK, I see, I see. All right, your turn. TiVo. You can just freeze live TV? That's insane! You don't have that? We have Hivo, but it's a disease. It's a horrible, horrible disease. Oh, my. Dumb bees! You must want to sting all those jerks. We try not to sting. It's usually fatal for us. So you have to watch your temper. Very carefully. You kick a wall, take a walk, write an angry letter and throw it out. Work through it like any emotion: Anger, jealousy, lust. Oh, my goodness! Are you OK? Yeah. What is wrong with you?! It's a bug. He's not bothering anybody. Get out of here, you creep! What was that? A Pic 'N' Save circular? Yeah, it was. How did you know? It felt like about 10 pages. Seventy-five is pretty much our limit. You've really got that down to a science. I lost a cousin to Italian Vogue. I'll bet. What in the name of Mighty Hercules is this? How did this get here? cute Bee, Golden Blossom, Ray Liotta Private Select? Is he that actor? I never heard of him. Why is this here? For people. We eat it. You don't have enough food of your own? Well, yes. How do you get it? Bees make it. I know who makes it! And it's hard to make it! There's heating, cooling, stirring. You need a whole Krelman thing! It's organic. It's our-ganic! It's just honey, Barry. Just what?! Bees don't know about this! This is stealing! A lot of stealing! You've taken our homes, schools,hospitals! This is all we have! And it's on sale?! I'm getting to the bottom of this. I'm getting to the bottom of all of this! Hey, Hector. You almost done? Almost. He is here. I sense it. Well, I guess I'll go home now and just leave this nice honey out, with no one around. You're busted, box boy! I knew I heard something. So you can talk! I can talk. And now you'll start talking! Where you getting the sweet stuff? Who's your supplier? I don't understand. I thought we were friends. The last thing we want to do is upset bees! You're too late! It's ours now! You, sir, have crossed the wrong sword! You, sir, will be lunch for my iguana, Ignacio! Where is the honey coming from? Tell me where! Honey Farms! It comes from Honey Farms! Crazy person! What horrible thing has happened here? These faces, they never knew what hit them. And now they're on the road to nowhere! Just keep still. What? You're not dead? Do I look dead? They will wipe anything that moves. Where you headed? To Honey Farms. I am onto something huge here. I'm going to Alaska. Moose blood, crazy stuff. Blows your head off! I'm going to Tacoma. And you? He really is dead. All right. Uh-oh! What is that?! Oh, no! A wiper! Triple blade! Triple blade? Jump on! It's your only chance, bee! Why does everything have to be so doggone clean?! How much do you people need to see?! Open your eyes! Stick your head out the window! From NPR News in Washington, I'm Carl Kasell. But don't kill no more bugs! Bee! Moose blood guy!! You hear something? Like what? Like tiny screaming. Turn off the radio. Whassup, bee boy? Hey, Blood. Just a row of honey jars, as far as the eye could see. Wow! I assume wherever this truck goes is where they're getting it. I mean, that honey's ours. Bees hang tight. We're all jammed in. It's a close community. Not us, man. We on our own. Every mosquito on his own. What if you get in trouble? You a mosquito, you in trouble. Nobody likes us. They just smack. See a mosquito, smack, smack! At least you're out in the world. You must meet girls. Mosquito girls try to trade up, get with a moth, dragonfly. Mosquito girl don't want no mosquito. You got to be kidding me! Mooseblood's about to leave the building! So long, bee! Hey, guys! Mooseblood! I knew I'd catch y'all down here. Did you bring your crazy straw? We throw it in jars, slap a label on it, and it's pretty much pure profit. What is this place? A bee's got a brain the size of a pinhead. They are pinheads! Pinhead. Check out the new smoker. Oh, sweet. That's the one you want. The Thomas 3000! Smoker? Ninety puffs a minute, semi-automatic. Twice the nicotine, all the tar. A couple breaths of this knocks them right out. They make the honey, and we make the money. "They make the honey, and we make the money"? Oh, my! What's going on? Are you OK? Yeah. It doesn't last too long. Do you know you're in a fake hive with fake walls? Our queen was moved here. We had no choice. This is your queen? That's a man in women's clothes! That's a drag queen! What is this? Oh, no! There's hundreds of them! Bee honey. Our honey is being brazenly stolen on a massive scale! This is worse than anything bears have done! I intend to do something. Oh, Barry, stop. Who told you humans are taking our honey? That's a rumor. Do these look like rumors? That's a conspiracy theory. These are obviously doctored photos. How did you get mixed up in this? He's been talking to humans. What? Talking to humans?! He has a human girlfriend. And they make out! Make out? Barry! We do not. You wish you could. Whose side are you on? The bees! I dated a cricket once in San Antonio. Those crazy legs kept me up all night. Barry, this is what you want to do with your life? I want to do it for all our lives. Nobody works harder than bees! Dad, I remember you coming home so overworked your hands were still stirring. You couldn't stop. I remember that. What right do they have to our honey? We live on two cups a year. They put it in lip balm for no reason whatsoever! Even if it's true, what can one bee do? Sting them where it really hurts. In the face! The eye! That would hurt. No. Up the nose? That's a killer. There's only one place you can sting the humans, one place where it matters. Hive at Five, The Hive's only full-hour action news source. No more bee beards! With Bob Bumble at the anchor desk. Weather with Storm Stinger. Sports with Buzz Larvi. And Jeanette Chung. Good evening. I'm Bob Bumble. And I'm Jeanette Ohung. A tri-county bee, Barry Benson, intends to sue the human race for stealing our honey, packaging it and profiting from it illegally! Tomorrow night on Bee Larry King, we'll have three former queens here in our studio, discussing their new book, classy Ladies, out this week on Hexagon. Tonight we're talking to Barry Benson. Did you ever think, "I'm a kid from The Hive. I can't do this"? Bees have never been afraid to change the world. What about Bee Oolumbus? Bee Gandhi? Bejesus? Where I'm from, we'd never sue humans. We were thinking of stickball or candy stores. How old are you? The bee community is supporting you in this case, which will be the trial of the bee century. You know, they have a Larry King in the human world too. It's a common name. Next week... He looks like you and has a show and suspenders and colored dots... Next week... Glasses, quotes on the bottom from the guest even though you just heard 'em. Bear Week next week! They're scary, hairy and here live. Always leans forward, pointy shoulders, squinty eyes, very Jewish. In tennis, you attack at the point of weakness! It was my grandmother, Ken. She's 81. Honey, her backhand's a joke! I'm not gonna take advantage of that? Quiet, please. Actual work going on here. Is that that same bee? Yes, it is! I'm helping him sue the human race. Hello. Hello, bee. This is Ken. Yeah, I remember you. Timberland, size ten and a half. Vibram sole, I believe. Why does he talk again? Listen, you better go 'cause we're really busy working. But it's our yogurt night! Bye-bye. Why is yogurt night so difficult?! You poor thing. You two have been at this for hours! Yes, and Adam here has been a huge help. Frosting... How many sugars? Just one. I try not to use the competition. So why are you helping me? Bees have good qualities. And it takes my mind off the shop. Instead of flowers, people are giving balloon bouquets now. Those are great, if you're three. And artificial flowers. Oh, those just get me psychotic! Yeah, me too. Bent stingers, pointless pollination. Bees must hate those fake things! Nothing worse than a daffodil that's had work done. Maybe this could make up for it a little bit. This lawsuit's a pretty big deal. I guess. You sure you want to go through with it? Am I sure? When I'm done with the humans, they won't be able to say, "Honey, I'm home," without paying a royalty! It's an incredible scene here in downtown Manhattan, where the world anxiously waits, because for the first time in history, we will hear for ourselves if a honeybee can actually speak. What have we gotten into here, Barry? It's pretty big, isn't it? I can't believe how many humans don't work during the day. You think billion-dollar multinational food companies have good lawyers? Everybody needs to stay behind the barricade. What's the matter? I don't know, I just got a chill. Well, if it isn't the bee team. You boys work on this? All rise! The Honorable Judge Bumbleton presiding. All right. Case number 4475, Superior Court of New York, Barry Bee Benson v. the Honey Industry is now in session. Mr. Montgomery, you're representing the five food companies collectively? A privilege. Mr. Benson... you're representing all the bees of the world? I'm kidding. Yes, Your Honor, we're ready to proceed. Mr. Montgomery, your opening statement, please. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my grandmother was a simple woman. Born on a farm, she believed it was man's divine right to benefit from the bounty of nature God put before us. If we lived in the topsy-turvy world Mr. Benson imagines, just think of what would it mean. I would have to negotiate with the silkworm for the elastic in my britches! Talking bee! How do we know this isn't some sort of holographic motion-picture-capture Hollywood wizardry? They could be using laser beams! Robotics! Ventriloquism! Cloning! For all we know, he could be on steroids! Mr. Benson? Ladies and gentlemen, there's no trickery here. I'm just an ordinary bee. Honey's pretty important to me. It's important to all bees. We invented it! We make it. And we protect it with our lives. Unfortunately, there are some people in this room who think they can take it from us 'cause we're the little guys! I'm hoping that, after this is all over, you'll see how, by taking our honey, you not only take everything we have but everything we are! I wish he'd dress like that all the time. So nice! Call your first witness. So, Mr. Klauss Vanderhayden of Honey Farms, big company you have. I suppose so. I see you also own Honeyburton and Honron! Yes, they provide beekeepers for our farms. Beekeeper. I find that to be a very disturbing term. I don't imagine you employ any bee-free-ers, do you? No. I couldn't hear you. No. No. Because you don't free bees. You keep bees. Not only that, it seems you thought a bear would be an appropriate image for a jar of honey. They're very lovable creatures. Yogi Bear, Fozzie Bear, Build-A-Bear. You mean like this? Bears kill bees! How'd you like his head crashing through your living room?! Biting into your couch! Spitting out your throw pillows! OK, that's enough. Take him away. So, Mr. Sting, thank you for being here. Your name intrigues me. Where have I heard it before? I was with a band called The Police. But you've never been a police officer, have you? No, I haven't. No, you haven't. And so here we have yet another example of bee culture casually stolen by a human for nothing more than a prance-about stage name. Oh, please. Have you ever been stung, Mr. Sting? Because I'm feeling a little stung, Sting. Or should I say... Mr. Gordon M. Sumner! That's not his real name?! You idiots! Mr. Liotta, first, belated congratulations on your Emmy win for a guest spot on ER in 2005. Thank you. Thank you. I see from your resume that you're devilishly handsome with a churning inner turmoil that's ready to blow. I enjoy what I do. Is that a crime? Not yet it isn't. But is this what it's come to for you? Exploiting tiny, helpless bees so you don't have to rehearse your part and learn your lines, sir? Watch it, Benson! I could blow right now! This isn't a goodfella. This is a badfella! Why doesn't someone just step on this creep, and we can all go home?! Order in this court! You're all thinking it! Order! Order, I say! Say it! Mr. Liotta, please sit down! I think it was awfully nice of that bear to pitch in like that. I think the jury's on our side. Are we doing everything right, legally? I'm a florist. Right. Well, here's to a great team. To a great team! Well, hello. Ken! Hello. I didn't think you were coming. No, I was just late I tried to call, but... the battery. I didn't want all this to go to waste, so I called Barry. Luckily, he was free. Oh, that was lucky. There's a little left. I could heat it up. Yeah, heat it up, sure, whatever. So I hear you're quite a tennis player. I'm not much for the game myself. The ball's a little grabby. That's where I usually sit. Right... there. Ken, Barry was looking at your resume, and he agreed with me that eating with chopsticks isn't really a special skill. You think I don't see what you're doing? I know how hard it is to find the right job. We have that in common. Do we? Bees have 100 percent employment, but we do jobs like taking the crud out. That's just what I was thinking about doing. Ken, I let Barry borrow your razor for his fuzz. I hope that was all right. I'm going to drain the old stinger. Yeah, you do that. Look at that. You know, I've just about had it with your little Mind Games. What's that? Italian Vogue. Mamma mia, that's a lot of pages. A lot of ads. Remember what Van said, why is your life more valuable than mine? Funny, I just can't seem to recall that! I think something stinks in here! I love the smell of flowers. How do you like the smell of flames?! Not as much. Water bug! Not taking sides! Ken, I'm wearing a Chapstick hat! This is pathetic! I've got issues! Well, well, well, a royal flush! You're bluffing. Am I? Surf's up, dude! Poo water! That bowl is gnarly. Except for those dirty yellow rings! Kenneth! What are you doing?! You know, I don't even like honey! I don't eat it! We need to talk! He's just a little bee! And he happens to be the nicest bee I've met in a long time! Long time? What are you talking about?! Are there other bugs in your life? No, but there are other things bugging me in life. And you're one of them! Fine! Talking bees, no yogurt night... My nerves are fried from riding on this emotional roller coaster! Goodbye, Ken. And for your information, I prefer sugar-free, artificial sweeteners made by man! I'm sorry about all that. I know it's got an aftertaste! I like it! I always felt there was some kind of barrier between Ken and me. I couldn't overcome it. Oh, well. Are you OK for the trial? I believe Mr. Montgomery is about out of ideas. We would like to call Mr. Barry Benson Bee to the stand. Good idea! You can really see why he's considered one of the best lawyers... Yeah. Layton, you've gotta weave some magic with this jury, or it's gonna be all over. Don't worry. The only thing I have to do to turn this jury around is to remind them of what they don't like about bees. You got the tweezers? Are you allergic? Only to losing, son. Only to losing. Mr. Benson Bee, I'll ask you what I think we'd all like to know. What exactly is your relationship to that woman? We're friends. Good friends? Yes. How good? Do you live together? Wait a minute... Are you her little... bedbug? I've seen a bee documentary or two. From what I understand, doesn't your queen give birth to all the bee children? Yeah, but... So those aren't your real parents! Oh, Barry... Yes, they are! Hold me back! You're an illegitimate bee, aren't you, Benson? He's denouncing bees! Don't y'all date your cousins? Objection! I'm going to pincushion this guy! Adam, don't! It's what he wants! Oh, I'm hit!! Oh, lordy, I am hit! Order! Order! The venom! The venom is coursing through my veins! I have been felled by a winged beast of destruction! You see? You can't treat them like equals! They're striped savages! Stinging's the only thing they know! It's their way! Adam, stay with me. I can't feel my legs. What Angel of Mercy will come forward to suck the poison from my heaving buttocks? I will have order in this court. Order! Order, please! The case of the honeybees versus the human race took a pointed Turn Against the bees yesterday when one of their legal team stung Layton T. Montgomery. Hey, buddy. Hey. Is there much pain? Yeah. I... I blew the whole case, didn't I? It doesn't matter. What matters is you're alive. You could have died. I'd be better off dead. Look at me. They got it from the cafeteria downstairs, in a tuna sandwich. Look, there's a little celery still on it. What was it like to sting someone? I can't explain it. It was all... All adrenaline and then...and then ecstasy! All right. You think it was all a trap? Of course. I'm sorry. I flew us right into this. What were we thinking? Look at us. We're just a couple of bugs in this world. What will the humans do to us if they win? I don't know. I hear they put the roaches in motels. That doesn't sound so bad. Adam, they check in, but they don't check out! Oh, my. Could you get a nurse to close that window? Why? The smoke. Bees don't smoke. Right. Bees don't smoke. Bees don't smoke! But some bees are smoking. That's it! That's our case! It is? It's not over? Get dressed. I've gotta go somewhere. Get back to the court and === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} 91448d96503d4a6f8528a75b53f598c3cba4b404 1417 1404 2021-10-01T04:40:40Z Synapse 30495296 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767]] ([[User talk:2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:Frankieorabona|Frankieorabona]] wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalisation |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discolouration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} 7cf26989f2c0d2649fd354ece090981e0cfdf07c 0 95 1405 849 2021-10-01T04:38:30Z 2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767 0 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == =According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Ooh, black and yellow! Let's shake it up a little. Barry! Breakfast is ready! Coming! Hang on a second. Hello? Barry? Adam? Can you believe this is happening? I can't. I'll pick you up. Looking sharp. Use the stairs, Your father paid good money for those. Sorry. I'm excited. Here's the graduate. We're very proud of you, son. A perfect report card, all B's. Very proud. Ma! I got a thing going here. You got lint on your fuzz. Ow! That's me! Wave to us! We'll be in row 118,000. Bye! Barry, I told you, stop flying in the house! Hey, Adam. Hey, Barry. Is that fuzz gel? A little. Special day, graduation. Never thought I'd make it. Three days grade school, three days high school. Those were awkward. Three days college. I'm glad I took a day and hitchhiked around The Hive. You did come back different. Hi, Barry. Artie, growing a mustache? Looks good. Hear about Frankie? Yeah. You going to the funeral? No, I'm not going. Everybody knows, sting someone, you die. Don't waste it on a squirrel. Such a hothead. I guess he could have just gotten out of the way. I love this incorporating an amusement park into our day. That's why we don't need vacations. Boy, quite a bit of pomp under the circumstances. Well, Adam, today we are men. We are! Bee-men. Amen! Hallelujah! Students, faculty, distinguished bees, please welcome Dean Buzzwell. Welcome, New Hive City graduating class of 9:15. That concludes our ceremonies And begins your career at Honex Industries! Will we pick our job today? I heard it's just orientation. Heads up! Here we go. Keep your hands and antennas inside the tram at all times. Wonder what it'll be like? A little scary. Welcome to Honex, a division of Honesco and a part of the Hexagon Group. This is it! Wow. Wow. We know that you, as a bee, have worked your whole life to get to the point where you can work for your whole life. Honey begins when our valiant Pollen Jocks bring the nectar to The Hive. Our top-secret formula is automatically color-corrected, scent-adjusted and bubble-contoured into this soothing sweet syrup with its distinctive golden glow you know as... Honey! That girl was hot. She's my cousin! She is? Yes, we're all cousins. Right. You're right. At Honex, we constantly strive to improve every aspect of bee existence. These bees are stress-testing a new helmet technology. What do you think he makes? Not enough. Here we have our latest advancement, the Krelman. What does that do? Catches that little strand of honey that hangs after you pour it. Saves us millions. Can anyone work on the Krelman? Of course. Most bee jobs are small ones. But bees know that every small job, if it's done well, means a lot. But choose carefully because you'll stay in the job you pick for the rest of your life. The same job the rest of your life? I didn't know that. What's the difference? You'll be happy to know that bees, as a species, haven't had one day off in 27 million years. So you'll just work us to death? We'll sure try. Wow! That blew my mind! "What's the difference?" How can you say that? One job forever? That's an insane choice to have to make. I'm relieved. Now we only have to make one decision in life. But, Adam, how could they never have told us that? Why would you question anything? We're bees. We're the most perfectly functioning society on Earth. You ever think maybe things work a little too well here? Like what? Give me one example. I don't know. But you know what I'm talking about. Please clear the gate. Royal Nectar Force on approach. Wait a second. Check it out. Hey, those are Pollen Jocks! Wow. I've never seen them this close. They know what it's like outside The Hive. Yeah, but some don't come back. Hey, Jocks! Hi, Jocks! You guys did great! You're monsters! You're sky freaks! I love it! I love it! I wonder where they were. I don't know. Their day's not planned. Outside The Hive, flying who knows where, doing who knows what. You can't just decide to be a Pollen Jock. You have to be bred for that. Right. Look. That's more pollen than you and I will see in a lifetime. It's just a status symbol. Bees make too much of it. Perhaps. Unless you're wearing it and the ladies see you wearing it. Those ladies? Aren't they our cousins too? Distant. Distant. Look at these two. Couple of Hive Harrys. Let's have fun with them. It must be dangerous being a Pollen Jock. Yeah. Once a bear pinned me against a mushroom! He had a paw on my throat, and with the other, he was slapping me! Oh, my! I never thought I'd knock him out. What were you doing during this? Trying to alert the authorities. I can autograph that. A little gusty out there today, wasn't it, comrades? Yeah. Gusty. We're hitting a sunflower patch six miles from here tomorrow. Six miles, huh? Barry! A puddle jump for us, but maybe you're not up for it. Maybe I am. You are not! We're going 0900 at J-Gate. What do you think, buzzy-boy? Are you bee enough? I might be. It all depends on what 0900 means. Hey, Honex! Dad, you surprised me. You decide what you're interested in? Well, there's a lot of choices. But you only get one. Do you ever get bored doing the same job every day? Son, let me tell you about stirring. You grab that stick, and you just move it around, and you stir it around. You get yourself into a rhythm. It's a beautiful thing. You know, Dad, the more I think about it, maybe the honey field just isn't right for me. You were thinking of what, making balloon animals? That's a bad job for a guy with a stinger. Janet, your son's not sure he wants to go into honey! Barry, you are so funny sometimes. I'm not trying to be funny. You're not funny! You're going into honey. Our son, the stirrer! You're gonna be a stirrer? No one's listening to me! Wait till you see the sticks I have. I could say anything right now. I'm gonna get an ant tattoo! Let's open some honey and celebrate! Maybe I'll pierce my thorax. Shave my antennae. Shack up with a grasshopper. Get a gold tooth and call everybody "dawg"! I'm so proud. We're starting work today! Today's the day. Come on! All the good jobs will be gone. Yeah, right. Pollen counting, stunt bee, pouring, stirrer, front desk, hair removal... Is it still available? Hang on. Two left! One of them's yours! Congratulations! Step to the side. What'd you get? Picking crud out. Stellar! Wow! Couple of newbies? Yes, sir! Our first day! We are ready! Make your choice. You want to go first? No, you go. Oh, my. What's available? Restroom attendant's open, not for the reason you think. Any chance of getting the Krelman? Sure, you're on. I'm sorry, the Krelman just closed out. Wax monkey's always open. The Krelman opened up again. What happened? A bee died. Makes an opening. See? He's dead. Another dead one. Deady. Deadified. Two more dead. Dead from the neck up. Dead from the neck down. That's life! Oh, this is so hard! Heating, cooling, stunt bee, pourer, stirrer, humming, inspector number seven, lint coordinator, stripe supervisor, mite wrangler. Barry, what do you think I should... Barry? Barry! All right, we've got the sunflower patch in quadrant nine... What happened to you? Where are you? I'm going out. Out? Out where? Out there. Oh, no! I have to, before I go to work for the rest of my life. You're gonna die! You're crazy! Hello? Another call coming in. If anyone's feeling brave, there's a Korean deli on 83rd that gets their roses today. Hey, guys. Look at that. Isn't that the kid we saw yesterday? Hold it, son, flight deck's restricted. It's OK, Lou. We're gonna take him up. Really? Feeling lucky, are you? Sign here, here. Just initial that. Thank you. OK. You got a rain advisory today, and as you all know, bees cannot fly in rain. So be careful. As always, watch your brooms, hockey sticks, dogs, birds, bears and bats. Also, I got a couple of reports of root beer being poured on us. Murphy's in a home because of it, babbling like a cicada! That's awful. And a reminder for you rookies, bee law number one, absolutely no talking to humans! All right, launch positions! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Black and yellow! Hello! You ready for this, hot shot? Yeah. Yeah, bring it on. Wind, check. Antennae, check. Nectar pack, check. Wings, check. Stinger, check. Scared out of my shorts, check. OK, ladies, let's move it out! Pound those petunias, you striped stem-suckers! All of you, drain those flowers! Wow! I'm out! I can't believe I'm out! So blue. I feel so fast and free! Box kite! Wow! Flowers! This is Blue Leader, We have roses visual. Bring it around 30 degrees and hold. Roses! 30 degrees, roger. Bringing it around. Stand to the side, kid. It's got a bit of a kick. That is one nectar collector! Ever see pollination up close? No, sir. I pick up some pollen here, sprinkle it over here. Maybe a dash over there, a pinch on that one. See that? It's a little bit of magic. That's amazing. Why do we do that? That's pollen power. More pollen, more flowers, more nectar, more honey for us. Cool. I'm picking up a lot of bright yellow, Could be daisies, Don't we need those? Copy that visual. Wait. One of these flowers seems to be on the move. Say again? You're reporting a moving flower? Affirmative. That was on the line! This is the coolest. What is it? I don't know, but I'm loving this color. It smells good. Not like a flower, but I like it. Yeah, fuzzy. Chemical-y. Careful, guys. It's a little grabby. My sweet lord of bees! Candy-brain, get off there! Problem! Guys! This could be bad. Affirmative. Very close. Gonna hurt. Mama's little boy. You are way out of position, rookie! Coming in at you like a missile! Help me! I don't think these are flowers. Should we tell him? I think he knows. What is this?! Match point! You can start packing up, honey, because you're about to eat it! Yowser! Gross. There's a bee in the car! Do something! I'm driving! Hi, bee. He's back here! He's going to sting me! Nobody move. If you don't move, he won't sting you. Freeze! He blinked! Spray him, Granny! What are you doing?! Wow... the tension level out here is unbelievable. I gotta get home. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Mayday! Mayday! Bee going down! Ken, could you close the window please? Ken, could you close the window please? Check out my new resume. I made it into a fold-out brochure. You see? Folds out. Oh, no. More humans. I don't need this. What was that? Maybe this time. This time. This time. This time! This time! This... Drapes! That is diabolical. It's fantastic. It's got all my special skills, even my top-ten favorite movies. What's number one? Star Wars? Nah, I don't go for that... kind of stuff. No wonder we shouldn't talk to them. They're out of their minds. When I leave a job interview, they're flabbergasted, can't believe what I say. There's the sun. Maybe that's a way out. I don't remember the sun having a big 75 on it. I predicted global warming. I could feel it getting hotter. At first I thought it was just me. Wait! Stop! Bee! Stand back. These are winter boots. Wait! Don't kill him! You know I'm allergic to them! This thing could kill me! Why does his life have less value than yours? Why does his life have any less value than mine? Is that your statement? I'm just saying all life has value. You don't know what he's capable of feeling. My brochure! There you go, little guy. I'm not scared of him.It's an allergic thing. Put that on your resume brochure. My whole face could puff up. Make it one of your special skills. Knocking someone out is also a special skill. Right. Bye, Vanessa. Thanks. Vanessa, next week? Yogurt night? Sure, Ken. You know, whatever. You could put carob chips on there. Bye. Supposed to be less calories. Bye. I gotta say something. She saved my life. I gotta say something. All right, here it goes. Nah. What would I say? I could really get in trouble. It's a bee law. You're not supposed to talk to a human. I can't believe I'm doing this. I've got to. Oh, I can't do it. Come on! No. Yes. No. Do it. I can't. How should I start it? "You like jazz?" No, that's no good. Here she comes! Speak, you fool! Hi! I'm sorry. You're talking. Yes, I know. You're talking! I'm so sorry. No, it's OK. It's fine. I know I'm dreaming. But I don't recall going to bed. Well, I'm sure this is very disconcerting. This is a bit of a surprise to me. I mean, you're a bee! I am. And I'm not supposed to be doing this, but they were all trying to kill me. And if it wasn't for you... I had to thank you. It's just how I was raised. That was a little weird. I'm talking with a bee. Yeah. I'm talking to a bee. And the bee is talking to me! I just want to say I'm grateful. I'll leave now. Wait! How did you learn to do that? What? The talking thing. Same way you did, I guess. "Mama, Dada, honey." You pick it up. That's very funny. Yeah. Bees are funny. If we didn't laugh, we'd cry with what we have to deal with. Anyway... Can I... get you something? Like what? I don't know. I mean... I don't know. Coffee? I don't want to put you out. It's no trouble. It takes two minutes. It's just coffee. I hate to impose. Don't be ridiculous! Actually, I would love a cup. Hey, you want rum cake? I shouldn't. Have some. No, I can't. Come on! I'm trying to lose a couple micrograms. Where? These stripes don't help. You look great! I don't know if you know anything about fashion. Are you all right? No. He's making the tie in the cab as they're flying up Madison. He finally gets there. He runs up the steps into the church. The wedding is on. And he says, "Watermelon? I thought you said Guatemalan. Why would I marry a watermelon?" Is that a bee joke? That's the kind of stuff we do. Yeah, different. So, what are you gonna do, Barry? About work? I don't know. I want to do my part for The Hive, but I can't do it the way they want. I know how you feel. You do? Sure. My parents wanted me to be a lawyer or a doctor, but I wanted to be a florist. Really? My only interest is flowers. Our new queen was just elected with that same campaign slogan. Anyway, if you look... There's my hive right there. See it? You're in Sheep Meadow! Yes! I'm right off the Turtle Pond! No way! I know that area. I lost a toe ring there once. Why do girls put rings on their toes? Why not? It's like putting a hat on your knee. Maybe I'll try that. You all right, ma'am? Oh, yeah. Fine. Just having two cups of coffee! Anyway, this has been great. Thanks for the coffee. Yeah, it's no trouble. Sorry I couldn't finish it. If I did, I'd be up the rest of my life. Are you...? Can I take a piece of this with me? Sure! Here, have a crumb. Thanks! Yeah. All right. Well, then... I guess I'll see you around. Or not. OK, Barry. And thank you so much again... for before. Oh, that? That was nothing. Well, not nothing, but... Anyway... This can't possibly work. He's all set to go. We may as well try it. OK, Dave, pull the chute. Sounds amazing. It was amazing! It was the scariest, happiest moment of my life. Humans! I can't believe you were with humans! Giant, scary humans! What were they like? Huge and crazy. They talk crazy. They eat crazy giant things. They drive crazy. Do they try and kill you, like on TV? Some of them. But some of them don't. How'd you get back? Poodle. You did it, and I'm glad. You saw whatever you wanted to see. You had your "experience." Now you can pick out yourjob and be normal. Well... Well? Well, I met someone. You did? Was she Bee-ish? A wasp?! Your parents will kill you! No, no, no, not a wasp. Spider? I'm not attracted to spiders. I know it's the hottest thing, with the eight legs and all. I can't get by that face. So who is she? She's... human. No, no. That's a bee law. You wouldn't break a bee law. Her name's Vanessa. Oh, boy. She's so nice. And she's a florist! Oh, no! You're dating a human florist! We're not dating. You're flying outside The Hive, talking to humans that attack our homes with power washers and M-80s! One-eighth a stick of dynamite! She saved my life! And she understands me. This is over! Eat this. This is not over! What was that? They call it a crumb. It was so stingin' stripey! And that's not what they eat. That's what falls off what they eat! You know what a Cinnabon is? No. It's bread and cinnamon and frosting. They heat it up... Sit down! ...really hot! Listen to me! We are not them! We're us. There's us and there's them! Yes, but who can deny the heart that is yearning? There's no yearning. Stop yearning. Listen to me! You have got to start thinking bee, my friend. Thinking bee! Thinking bee. Thinking bee. Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! There he is. He's in the pool. You know what your problem is, Barry? I gotta start thinking bee? How much longer will this go on? It's been three days! Why aren't you working? I've got a lot of big life decisions to think about. What life? You have no life! You have no job. You're barely a bee! Would it kill you to make a little honey? Barry, come out. Your father's talking to you. Martin, would you talk to him? Barry, I'm talking to you! You coming? Got everything? All set! Go ahead. I'll catch up. Don't be too long. Watch this! Vanessa! We're still here. I told you not to yell at him. He doesn't respond to yelling! Then why yell at me? Because you don't listen! I'm not listening to this. Sorry, I've gotta go. Where are you going? I'm meeting a friend. A girl? Is this why you can't decide? Bye. I just hope she's Bee-ish. They have a huge parade of flowers every year in Pasadena? To be in the Tournament of Roses, that's every florist's dream! Up on a float, surrounded by flowers, crowds cheering. A tournament. Do the roses compete in athletic events? No. All right, I've got one. How come you don't fly everywhere? It's exhausting. Why don't you run everywhere? It's faster. Yeah, OK, I see, I see. All right, your turn. TiVo. You can just freeze live TV? That's insane! You don't have that? We have Hivo, but it's a disease. It's a horrible, horrible disease. Oh, my. Dumb bees! You must want to sting all those jerks. We try not to sting. It's usually fatal for us. So you have to watch your temper. Very carefully. You kick a wall, take a walk, write an angry letter and throw it out. Work through it like any emotion: Anger, jealousy, lust. Oh, my goodness! Are you OK? Yeah. What is wrong with you?! It's a bug. He's not bothering anybody. Get out of here, you creep! What was that? A Pic 'N' Save circular? Yeah, it was. How did you know? It felt like about 10 pages. Seventy-five is pretty much our limit. You've really got that down to a science. I lost a cousin to Italian Vogue. I'll bet. What in the name of Mighty Hercules is this? How did this get here? cute Bee, Golden Blossom, Ray Liotta Private Select? Is he that actor? I never heard of him. Why is this here? For people. We eat it. You don't have enough food of your own? Well, yes. How do you get it? Bees make it. I know who makes it! And it's hard to make it! There's heating, cooling, stirring. You need a whole Krelman thing! It's organic. It's our-ganic! It's just honey, Barry. Just what?! Bees don't know about this! This is stealing! A lot of stealing! You've taken our homes, schools,hospitals! This is all we have! And it's on sale?! I'm getting to the bottom of this. I'm getting to the bottom of all of this! Hey, Hector. You almost done? Almost. He is here. I sense it. Well, I guess I'll go home now and just leave this nice honey out, with no one around. You're busted, box boy! I knew I heard something. So you can talk! I can talk. And now you'll start talking! Where you getting the sweet stuff? Who's your supplier? I don't understand. I thought we were friends. The last thing we want to do is upset bees! You're too late! It's ours now! You, sir, have crossed the wrong sword! You, sir, will be lunch for my iguana, Ignacio! Where is the honey coming from? Tell me where! Honey Farms! It comes from Honey Farms! Crazy person! What horrible thing has happened here? These faces, they never knew what hit them. And now they're on the road to nowhere! Just keep still. What? You're not dead? Do I look dead? They will wipe anything that moves. Where you headed? To Honey Farms. I am onto something huge here. I'm going to Alaska. Moose blood, crazy stuff. Blows your head off! I'm going to Tacoma. And you? He really is dead. All right. Uh-oh! What is that?! Oh, no! A wiper! Triple blade! Triple blade? Jump on! It's your only chance, bee! Why does everything have to be so doggone clean?! How much do you people need to see?! Open your eyes! Stick your head out the window! From NPR News in Washington, I'm Carl Kasell. But don't kill no more bugs! Bee! Moose blood guy!! You hear something? Like what? Like tiny screaming. Turn off the radio. Whassup, bee boy? Hey, Blood. Just a row of honey jars, as far as the eye could see. Wow! I assume wherever this truck goes is where they're getting it. I mean, that honey's ours. Bees hang tight. We're all jammed in. It's a close community. Not us, man. We on our own. Every mosquito on his own. What if you get in trouble? You a mosquito, you in trouble. Nobody likes us. They just smack. See a mosquito, smack, smack! At least you're out in the world. You must meet girls. Mosquito girls try to trade up, get with a moth, dragonfly. Mosquito girl don't want no mosquito. You got to be kidding me! Mooseblood's about to leave the building! So long, bee! Hey, guys! Mooseblood! I knew I'd catch y'all down here. Did you bring your crazy straw? We throw it in jars, slap a label on it, and it's pretty much pure profit. What is this place? A bee's got a brain the size of a pinhead. They are pinheads! Pinhead. Check out the new smoker. Oh, sweet. That's the one you want. The Thomas 3000! Smoker? Ninety puffs a minute, semi-automatic. Twice the nicotine, all the tar. A couple breaths of this knocks them right out. They make the honey, and we make the money. "They make the honey, and we make the money"? Oh, my! What's going on? Are you OK? Yeah. It doesn't last too long. Do you know you're in a fake hive with fake walls? Our queen was moved here. We had no choice. This is your queen? That's a man in women's clothes! That's a drag queen! What is this? Oh, no! There's hundreds of them! Bee honey. Our honey is being brazenly stolen on a massive scale! This is worse than anything bears have done! I intend to do something. Oh, Barry, stop. Who told you humans are taking our honey? That's a rumor. Do these look like rumors? That's a conspiracy theory. These are obviously doctored photos. How did you get mixed up in this? He's been talking to humans. What? Talking to humans?! He has a human girlfriend. And they make out! Make out? Barry! We do not. You wish you could. Whose side are you on? The bees! I dated a cricket once in San Antonio. Those crazy legs kept me up all night. Barry, this is what you want to do with your life? I want to do it for all our lives. Nobody works harder than bees! Dad, I remember you coming home so overworked your hands were still stirring. You couldn't stop. I remember that. What right do they have to our honey? We live on two cups a year. They put it in lip balm for no reason whatsoever! Even if it's true, what can one bee do? Sting them where it really hurts. In the face! The eye! That would hurt. No. Up the nose? That's a killer. There's only one place you can sting the humans, one place where it matters. Hive at Five, The Hive's only full-hour action news source. No more bee beards! With Bob Bumble at the anchor desk. Weather with Storm Stinger. Sports with Buzz Larvi. And Jeanette Chung. Good evening. I'm Bob Bumble. And I'm Jeanette Ohung. A tri-county bee, Barry Benson, intends to sue the human race for stealing our honey, packaging it and profiting from it illegally! Tomorrow night on Bee Larry King, we'll have three former queens here in our studio, discussing their new book, classy Ladies, out this week on Hexagon. Tonight we're talking to Barry Benson. Did you ever think, "I'm a kid from The Hive. I can't do this"? Bees have never been afraid to change the world. What about Bee Oolumbus? Bee Gandhi? Bejesus? Where I'm from, we'd never sue humans. We were thinking of stickball or candy stores. How old are you? The bee community is supporting you in this case, which will be the trial of the bee century. You know, they have a Larry King in the human world too. It's a common name. Next week... He looks like you and has a show and suspenders and colored dots... Next week... Glasses, quotes on the bottom from the guest even though you just heard 'em. Bear Week next week! They're scary, hairy and here live. Always leans forward, pointy shoulders, squinty eyes, very Jewish. In tennis, you attack at the point of weakness! It was my grandmother, Ken. She's 81. Honey, her backhand's a joke! I'm not gonna take advantage of that? Quiet, please. Actual work going on here. Is that that same bee? Yes, it is! I'm helping him sue the human race. Hello. Hello, bee. This is Ken. Yeah, I remember you. Timberland, size ten and a half. Vibram sole, I believe. Why does he talk again? Listen, you better go 'cause we're really busy working. But it's our yogurt night! Bye-bye. Why is yogurt night so difficult?! You poor thing. You two have been at this for hours! Yes, and Adam here has been a huge help. Frosting... How many sugars? Just one. I try not to use the competition. So why are you helping me? Bees have good qualities. And it takes my mind off the shop. Instead of flowers, people are giving balloon bouquets now. Those are great, if you're three. And artificial flowers. Oh, those just get me psychotic! Yeah, me too. Bent stingers, pointless pollination. Bees must hate those fake things! Nothing worse than a daffodil that's had work done. Maybe this could make up for it a little bit. This lawsuit's a pretty big deal. I guess. You sure you want to go through with it? Am I sure? When I'm done with the humans, they won't be able to say, "Honey, I'm home," without paying a royalty! It's an incredible scene here in downtown Manhattan, where the world anxiously waits, because for the first time in history, we will hear for ourselves if a honeybee can actually speak. What have we gotten into here, Barry? It's pretty big, isn't it? I can't believe how many humans don't work during the day. You think billion-dollar multinational food companies have good lawyers? Everybody needs to stay behind the barricade. What's the matter? I don't know, I just got a chill. Well, if it isn't the bee team. You boys work on this? All rise! The Honorable Judge Bumbleton presiding. All right. Case number 4475, Superior Court of New York, Barry Bee Benson v. the Honey Industry is now in session. Mr. Montgomery, you're representing the five food companies collectively? A privilege. Mr. Benson... you're representing all the bees of the world? I'm kidding. Yes, Your Honor, we're ready to proceed. Mr. Montgomery, your opening statement, please. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my grandmother was a simple woman. Born on a farm, she believed it was man's divine right to benefit from the bounty of nature God put before us. If we lived in the topsy-turvy world Mr. Benson imagines, just think of what would it mean. I would have to negotiate with the silkworm for the elastic in my britches! Talking bee! How do we know this isn't some sort of holographic motion-picture-capture Hollywood wizardry? They could be using laser beams! Robotics! Ventriloquism! Cloning! For all we know, he could be on steroids! Mr. Benson? Ladies and gentlemen, there's no trickery here. I'm just an ordinary bee. Honey's pretty important to me. It's important to all bees. We invented it! We make it. And we protect it with our lives. Unfortunately, there are some people in this room who think they can take it from us 'cause we're the little guys! I'm hoping that, after this is all over, you'll see how, by taking our honey, you not only take everything we have but everything we are! I wish he'd dress like that all the time. So nice! Call your first witness. So, Mr. Klauss Vanderhayden of Honey Farms, big company you have. I suppose so. I see you also own Honeyburton and Honron! Yes, they provide beekeepers for our farms. Beekeeper. I find that to be a very disturbing term. I don't imagine you employ any bee-free-ers, do you? No. I couldn't hear you. No. No. Because you don't free bees. You keep bees. Not only that, it seems you thought a bear would be an appropriate image for a jar of honey. They're very lovable creatures. Yogi Bear, Fozzie Bear, Build-A-Bear. You mean like this? Bears kill bees! How'd you like his head crashing through your living room?! Biting into your couch! Spitting out your throw pillows! OK, that's enough. Take him away. So, Mr. Sting, thank you for being here. Your name intrigues me. Where have I heard it before? I was with a band called The Police. But you've never been a police officer, have you? No, I haven't. No, you haven't. And so here we have yet another example of bee culture casually stolen by a human for nothing more than a prance-about stage name. Oh, please. Have you ever been stung, Mr. Sting? Because I'm feeling a little stung, Sting. Or should I say... Mr. Gordon M. Sumner! That's not his real name?! You idiots! Mr. Liotta, first, belated congratulations on your Emmy win for a guest spot on ER in 2005. Thank you. Thank you. I see from your resume that you're devilishly handsome with a churning inner turmoil that's ready to blow. I enjoy what I do. Is that a crime? Not yet it isn't. But is this what it's come to for you? Exploiting tiny, helpless bees so you don't have to rehearse your part and learn your lines, sir? Watch it, Benson! I could blow right now! This isn't a goodfella. This is a badfella! Why doesn't someone just step on this creep, and we can all go home?! Order in this court! You're all thinking it! Order! Order, I say! Say it! Mr. Liotta, please sit down! I think it was awfully nice of that bear to pitch in like that. I think the jury's on our side. Are we doing everything right, legally? I'm a florist. Right. Well, here's to a great team. To a great team! Well, hello. Ken! Hello. I didn't think you were coming. No, I was just late I tried to call, but... the battery. I didn't want all this to go to waste, so I called Barry. Luckily, he was free. Oh, that was lucky. There's a little left. I could heat it up. Yeah, heat it up, sure, whatever. So I hear you're quite a tennis player. I'm not much for the game myself. The ball's a little grabby. That's where I usually sit. Right... there. Ken, Barry was looking at your resume, and he agreed with me that eating with chopsticks isn't really a special skill. You think I don't see what you're doing? I know how hard it is to find the right job. We have that in common. Do we? Bees have 100 percent employment, but we do jobs like taking the crud out. That's just what I was thinking about doing. Ken, I let Barry borrow your razor for his fuzz. I hope that was all right. I'm going to drain the old stinger. Yeah, you do that. Look at that. You know, I've just about had it with your little Mind Games. What's that? Italian Vogue. Mamma mia, that's a lot of pages. A lot of ads. Remember what Van said, why is your life more valuable than mine? Funny, I just can't seem to recall that! I think something stinks in here! I love the smell of flowers. How do you like the smell of flames?! Not as much. Water bug! Not taking sides! Ken, I'm wearing a Chapstick hat! This is pathetic! I've got issues! Well, well, well, a royal flush! You're bluffing. Am I? Surf's up, dude! Poo water! That bowl is gnarly. Except for those dirty yellow rings! Kenneth! What are you doing?! You know, I don't even like honey! I don't eat it! We need to talk! He's just a little bee! And he happens to be the nicest bee I've met in a long time! Long time? What are you talking about?! Are there other bugs in your life? No, but there are other things bugging me in life. And you're one of them! Fine! Talking bees, no yogurt night... My nerves are fried from riding on this emotional roller coaster! Goodbye, Ken. And for your information, I prefer sugar-free, artificial sweeteners made by man! I'm sorry about all that. I know it's got an aftertaste! I like it! I always felt there was some kind of barrier between Ken and me. I couldn't overcome it. Oh, well. Are you OK for the trial? I believe Mr. Montgomery is about out of ideas. We would like to call Mr. Barry Benson Bee to the stand. Good idea! You can really see why he's considered one of the best lawyers... Yeah. Layton, you've gotta weave some magic with this jury, or it's gonna be all over. Don't worry. The only thing I have to do to turn this jury around is to remind them of what they don't like about bees. You got the tweezers? Are you allergic? Only to losing, son. Only to losing. Mr. Benson Bee, I'll ask you what I think we'd all like to know. What exactly is your relationship to that woman? We're friends. Good friends? Yes. How good? Do you live together? Wait a minute... Are you her little... bedbug? I've seen a bee documentary or two. From what I understand, doesn't your queen give birth to all the bee children? Yeah, but... So those aren't your real parents! Oh, Barry... Yes, they are! Hold me back! You're an illegitimate bee, aren't you, Benson? He's denouncing bees! Don't y'all date your cousins? Objection! I'm going to pincushion this guy! Adam, don't! It's what he wants! Oh, I'm hit!! Oh, lordy, I am hit! Order! Order! The venom! The venom is coursing through my veins! I have been felled by a winged beast of destruction! You see? You can't treat them like equals! They're striped savages! Stinging's the only thing they know! It's their way! Adam, stay with me. I can't feel my legs. What Angel of Mercy will come forward to suck the poison from my heaving buttocks? I will have order in this court. Order! Order, please! The case of the honeybees versus the human race took a pointed Turn Against the bees yesterday when one of their legal team stung Layton T. Montgomery. Hey, buddy. Hey. Is there much pain? Yeah. I... I blew the whole case, didn't I? It doesn't matter. What matters is you're alive. You could have died. I'd be better off dead. Look at me. They got it from the cafeteria downstairs, in a tuna sandwich. Look, there's a little celery still on it. What was it like to sting someone? I can't explain it. It was all... All adrenaline and then...and then ecstasy! All right. You think it was all a trap? Of course. I'm sorry. I flew us right into this. What were we thinking? Look at us. We're just a couple of bugs in this world. What will the humans do to us if they win? I don't know. I hear they put the roaches in motels. That doesn't sound so bad. Adam, they check in, but they don't check out! Oh, my. Could you get a nurse to close that window? Why? The smoke. Bees don't smoke. Right. Bees don't smoke. Bees don't smoke! But some bees are smoking. That's it! That's our case! It is? It's not over? Get dressed. I've gotta go somewhere. 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Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == There is no radiology hospitalization. 6a66c2c96063fb00e989ea45c30173bcefcb0f9f 0 96 1406 343 2021-10-01T04:38:44Z 2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767 0 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Clinic == There is no ICU clinic. Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization == Hospitalization == According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Ooh, black and yellow! Let's shake it up a little. Barry! Breakfast is ready! Coming! Hang on a second. Hello? Barry? Adam? Can you believe this is happening? I can't. I'll pick you up. Looking sharp. Use the stairs, Your father paid good money for those. Sorry. I'm excited. Here's the graduate. We're very proud of you, son. A perfect report card, all B's. Very proud. Ma! I got a thing going here. You got lint on your fuzz. Ow! That's me! Wave to us! We'll be in row 118,000. Bye! Barry, I told you, stop flying in the house! Hey, Adam. Hey, Barry. Is that fuzz gel? A little. Special day, graduation. Never thought I'd make it. Three days grade school, three days high school. Those were awkward. Three days college. I'm glad I took a day and hitchhiked around The Hive. You did come back different. Hi, Barry. Artie, growing a mustache? Looks good. Hear about Frankie? Yeah. You going to the funeral? No, I'm not going. Everybody knows, sting someone, you die. Don't waste it on a squirrel. Such a hothead. I guess he could have just gotten out of the way. I love this incorporating an amusement park into our day. That's why we don't need vacations. Boy, quite a bit of pomp under the circumstances. Well, Adam, today we are men. We are! Bee-men. Amen! Hallelujah! Students, faculty, distinguished bees, please welcome Dean Buzzwell. Welcome, New Hive City graduating class of 9:15. That concludes our ceremonies And begins your career at Honex Industries! Will we pick our job today? I heard it's just orientation. Heads up! Here we go. Keep your hands and antennas inside the tram at all times. Wonder what it'll be like? A little scary. Welcome to Honex, a division of Honesco and a part of the Hexagon Group. This is it! Wow. Wow. We know that you, as a bee, have worked your whole life to get to the point where you can work for your whole life. Honey begins when our valiant Pollen Jocks bring the nectar to The Hive. Our top-secret formula is automatically color-corrected, scent-adjusted and bubble-contoured into this soothing sweet syrup with its distinctive golden glow you know as... Honey! That girl was hot. She's my cousin! She is? Yes, we're all cousins. Right. You're right. At Honex, we constantly strive to improve every aspect of bee existence. These bees are stress-testing a new helmet technology. What do you think he makes? Not enough. Here we have our latest advancement, the Krelman. What does that do? Catches that little strand of honey that hangs after you pour it. Saves us millions. Can anyone work on the Krelman? Of course. Most bee jobs are small ones. But bees know that every small job, if it's done well, means a lot. But choose carefully because you'll stay in the job you pick for the rest of your life. The same job the rest of your life? I didn't know that. What's the difference? You'll be happy to know that bees, as a species, haven't had one day off in 27 million years. So you'll just work us to death? We'll sure try. Wow! That blew my mind! "What's the difference?" How can you say that? One job forever? That's an insane choice to have to make. I'm relieved. Now we only have to make one decision in life. But, Adam, how could they never have told us that? Why would you question anything? We're bees. We're the most perfectly functioning society on Earth. You ever think maybe things work a little too well here? Like what? Give me one example. I don't know. But you know what I'm talking about. Please clear the gate. Royal Nectar Force on approach. Wait a second. Check it out. Hey, those are Pollen Jocks! Wow. I've never seen them this close. They know what it's like outside The Hive. Yeah, but some don't come back. Hey, Jocks! Hi, Jocks! You guys did great! You're monsters! You're sky freaks! I love it! I love it! I wonder where they were. I don't know. Their day's not planned. Outside The Hive, flying who knows where, doing who knows what. You can't just decide to be a Pollen Jock. You have to be bred for that. Right. Look. That's more pollen than you and I will see in a lifetime. It's just a status symbol. Bees make too much of it. Perhaps. Unless you're wearing it and the ladies see you wearing it. Those ladies? Aren't they our cousins too? Distant. Distant. Look at these two. Couple of Hive Harrys. Let's have fun with them. It must be dangerous being a Pollen Jock. Yeah. Once a bear pinned me against a mushroom! He had a paw on my throat, and with the other, he was slapping me! Oh, my! I never thought I'd knock him out. What were you doing during this? Trying to alert the authorities. I can autograph that. A little gusty out there today, wasn't it, comrades? Yeah. Gusty. We're hitting a sunflower patch six miles from here tomorrow. Six miles, huh? Barry! A puddle jump for us, but maybe you're not up for it. Maybe I am. You are not! We're going 0900 at J-Gate. What do you think, buzzy-boy? Are you bee enough? I might be. It all depends on what 0900 means. Hey, Honex! Dad, you surprised me. You decide what you're interested in? Well, there's a lot of choices. But you only get one. Do you ever get bored doing the same job every day? Son, let me tell you about stirring. You grab that stick, and you just move it around, and you stir it around. You get yourself into a rhythm. It's a beautiful thing. You know, Dad, the more I think about it, maybe the honey field just isn't right for me. You were thinking of what, making balloon animals? That's a bad job for a guy with a stinger. Janet, your son's not sure he wants to go into honey! Barry, you are so funny sometimes. I'm not trying to be funny. You're not funny! You're going into honey. Our son, the stirrer! You're gonna be a stirrer? No one's listening to me! Wait till you see the sticks I have. I could say anything right now. I'm gonna get an ant tattoo! Let's open some honey and celebrate! Maybe I'll pierce my thorax. Shave my antennae. Shack up with a grasshopper. Get a gold tooth and call everybody "dawg"! I'm so proud. We're starting work today! Today's the day. Come on! All the good jobs will be gone. Yeah, right. Pollen counting, stunt bee, pouring, stirrer, front desk, hair removal... Is it still available? Hang on. Two left! One of them's yours! Congratulations! Step to the side. What'd you get? Picking crud out. Stellar! Wow! Couple of newbies? Yes, sir! Our first day! We are ready! Make your choice. You want to go first? No, you go. Oh, my. What's available? Restroom attendant's open, not for the reason you think. Any chance of getting the Krelman? Sure, you're on. I'm sorry, the Krelman just closed out. Wax monkey's always open. The Krelman opened up again. What happened? A bee died. Makes an opening. See? He's dead. Another dead one. Deady. Deadified. Two more dead. Dead from the neck up. Dead from the neck down. That's life! Oh, this is so hard! Heating, cooling, stunt bee, pourer, stirrer, humming, inspector number seven, lint coordinator, stripe supervisor, mite wrangler. Barry, what do you think I should... Barry? Barry! All right, we've got the sunflower patch in quadrant nine... What happened to you? Where are you? I'm going out. Out? Out where? Out there. Oh, no! I have to, before I go to work for the rest of my life. You're gonna die! You're crazy! Hello? Another call coming in. If anyone's feeling brave, there's a Korean deli on 83rd that gets their roses today. Hey, guys. Look at that. Isn't that the kid we saw yesterday? Hold it, son, flight deck's restricted. It's OK, Lou. We're gonna take him up. Really? Feeling lucky, are you? Sign here, here. Just initial that. Thank you. OK. You got a rain advisory today, and as you all know, bees cannot fly in rain. So be careful. As always, watch your brooms, hockey sticks, dogs, birds, bears and bats. Also, I got a couple of reports of root beer being poured on us. Murphy's in a home because of it, babbling like a cicada! That's awful. And a reminder for you rookies, bee law number one, absolutely no talking to humans! All right, launch positions! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Black and yellow! Hello! You ready for this, hot shot? Yeah. Yeah, bring it on. Wind, check. Antennae, check. Nectar pack, check. Wings, check. Stinger, check. Scared out of my shorts, check. OK, ladies, let's move it out! Pound those petunias, you striped stem-suckers! All of you, drain those flowers! Wow! I'm out! I can't believe I'm out! So blue. I feel so fast and free! Box kite! Wow! Flowers! This is Blue Leader, We have roses visual. Bring it around 30 degrees and hold. Roses! 30 degrees, roger. Bringing it around. Stand to the side, kid. It's got a bit of a kick. That is one nectar collector! Ever see pollination up close? No, sir. I pick up some pollen here, sprinkle it over here. Maybe a dash over there, a pinch on that one. See that? It's a little bit of magic. That's amazing. Why do we do that? That's pollen power. More pollen, more flowers, more nectar, more honey for us. Cool. I'm picking up a lot of bright yellow, Could be daisies, Don't we need those? Copy that visual. Wait. One of these flowers seems to be on the move. Say again? You're reporting a moving flower? Affirmative. That was on the line! This is the coolest. What is it? I don't know, but I'm loving this color. It smells good. Not like a flower, but I like it. Yeah, fuzzy. Chemical-y. Careful, guys. It's a little grabby. My sweet lord of bees! Candy-brain, get off there! Problem! Guys! This could be bad. Affirmative. Very close. Gonna hurt. Mama's little boy. You are way out of position, rookie! Coming in at you like a missile! Help me! I don't think these are flowers. Should we tell him? I think he knows. What is this?! Match point! You can start packing up, honey, because you're about to eat it! Yowser! Gross. There's a bee in the car! Do something! I'm driving! Hi, bee. He's back here! He's going to sting me! Nobody move. If you don't move, he won't sting you. Freeze! He blinked! Spray him, Granny! What are you doing?! Wow... the tension level out here is unbelievable. I gotta get home. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Mayday! Mayday! Bee going down! Ken, could you close the window please? Ken, could you close the window please? Check out my new resume. I made it into a fold-out brochure. You see? Folds out. Oh, no. More humans. I don't need this. What was that? Maybe this time. This time. This time. This time! This time! This... Drapes! That is diabolical. It's fantastic. It's got all my special skills, even my top-ten favorite movies. What's number one? Star Wars? Nah, I don't go for that... kind of stuff. No wonder we shouldn't talk to them. They're out of their minds. When I leave a job interview, they're flabbergasted, can't believe what I say. There's the sun. Maybe that's a way out. I don't remember the sun having a big 75 on it. I predicted global warming. I could feel it getting hotter. At first I thought it was just me. Wait! Stop! Bee! Stand back. These are winter boots. Wait! Don't kill him! You know I'm allergic to them! This thing could kill me! Why does his life have less value than yours? Why does his life have any less value than mine? Is that your statement? I'm just saying all life has value. You don't know what he's capable of feeling. My brochure! There you go, little guy. I'm not scared of him.It's an allergic thing. Put that on your resume brochure. My whole face could puff up. Make it one of your special skills. Knocking someone out is also a special skill. Right. Bye, Vanessa. Thanks. Vanessa, next week? Yogurt night? Sure, Ken. You know, whatever. You could put carob chips on there. Bye. Supposed to be less calories. Bye. I gotta say something. She saved my life. I gotta say something. All right, here it goes. Nah. What would I say? I could really get in trouble. It's a bee law. You're not supposed to talk to a human. I can't believe I'm doing this. I've got to. Oh, I can't do it. Come on! No. Yes. No. Do it. I can't. How should I start it? "You like jazz?" No, that's no good. Here she comes! Speak, you fool! Hi! I'm sorry. You're talking. Yes, I know. You're talking! I'm so sorry. No, it's OK. It's fine. I know I'm dreaming. But I don't recall going to bed. Well, I'm sure this is very disconcerting. This is a bit of a surprise to me. I mean, you're a bee! I am. And I'm not supposed to be doing this, but they were all trying to kill me. And if it wasn't for you... I had to thank you. It's just how I was raised. That was a little weird. I'm talking with a bee. Yeah. I'm talking to a bee. And the bee is talking to me! I just want to say I'm grateful. I'll leave now. Wait! How did you learn to do that? What? The talking thing. Same way you did, I guess. "Mama, Dada, honey." You pick it up. That's very funny. Yeah. Bees are funny. If we didn't laugh, we'd cry with what we have to deal with. Anyway... Can I... get you something? Like what? I don't know. I mean... I don't know. Coffee? I don't want to put you out. It's no trouble. It takes two minutes. It's just coffee. I hate to impose. Don't be ridiculous! Actually, I would love a cup. Hey, you want rum cake? I shouldn't. Have some. No, I can't. Come on! I'm trying to lose a couple micrograms. Where? These stripes don't help. You look great! I don't know if you know anything about fashion. Are you all right? No. He's making the tie in the cab as they're flying up Madison. He finally gets there. He runs up the steps into the church. The wedding is on. And he says, "Watermelon? I thought you said Guatemalan. Why would I marry a watermelon?" Is that a bee joke? That's the kind of stuff we do. Yeah, different. So, what are you gonna do, Barry? About work? I don't know. I want to do my part for The Hive, but I can't do it the way they want. I know how you feel. You do? Sure. My parents wanted me to be a lawyer or a doctor, but I wanted to be a florist. Really? My only interest is flowers. Our new queen was just elected with that same campaign slogan. Anyway, if you look... There's my hive right there. See it? You're in Sheep Meadow! Yes! I'm right off the Turtle Pond! No way! I know that area. I lost a toe ring there once. Why do girls put rings on their toes? Why not? It's like putting a hat on your knee. Maybe I'll try that. You all right, ma'am? Oh, yeah. Fine. Just having two cups of coffee! Anyway, this has been great. Thanks for the coffee. Yeah, it's no trouble. Sorry I couldn't finish it. If I did, I'd be up the rest of my life. Are you...? Can I take a piece of this with me? Sure! Here, have a crumb. Thanks! Yeah. All right. Well, then... I guess I'll see you around. Or not. OK, Barry. And thank you so much again... for before. Oh, that? That was nothing. Well, not nothing, but... Anyway... This can't possibly work. He's all set to go. We may as well try it. OK, Dave, pull the chute. Sounds amazing. It was amazing! It was the scariest, happiest moment of my life. Humans! I can't believe you were with humans! Giant, scary humans! What were they like? Huge and crazy. They talk crazy. They eat crazy giant things. They drive crazy. Do they try and kill you, like on TV? Some of them. But some of them don't. How'd you get back? Poodle. You did it, and I'm glad. You saw whatever you wanted to see. You had your "experience." Now you can pick out yourjob and be normal. Well... Well? Well, I met someone. You did? Was she Bee-ish? A wasp?! Your parents will kill you! No, no, no, not a wasp. Spider? I'm not attracted to spiders. I know it's the hottest thing, with the eight legs and all. I can't get by that face. So who is she? She's... human. No, no. That's a bee law. You wouldn't break a bee law. Her name's Vanessa. Oh, boy. She's so nice. And she's a florist! Oh, no! You're dating a human florist! We're not dating. You're flying outside The Hive, talking to humans that attack our homes with power washers and M-80s! One-eighth a stick of dynamite! She saved my life! And she understands me. This is over! Eat this. This is not over! What was that? They call it a crumb. It was so stingin' stripey! And that's not what they eat. That's what falls off what they eat! You know what a Cinnabon is? No. It's bread and cinnamon and frosting. They heat it up... Sit down! ...really hot! Listen to me! We are not them! We're us. There's us and there's them! Yes, but who can deny the heart that is yearning? There's no yearning. Stop yearning. Listen to me! You have got to start thinking bee, my friend. Thinking bee! Thinking bee. Thinking bee. Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! There he is. He's in the pool. You know what your problem is, Barry? I gotta start thinking bee? How much longer will this go on? It's been three days! Why aren't you working? I've got a lot of big life decisions to think about. What life? You have no life! You have no job. You're barely a bee! Would it kill you to make a little honey? Barry, come out. Your father's talking to you. Martin, would you talk to him? Barry, I'm talking to you! You coming? Got everything? All set! Go ahead. I'll catch up. Don't be too long. Watch this! Vanessa! We're still here. I told you not to yell at him. He doesn't respond to yelling! Then why yell at me? Because you don't listen! I'm not listening to this. Sorry, I've gotta go. Where are you going? I'm meeting a friend. A girl? Is this why you can't decide? Bye. I just hope she's Bee-ish. They have a huge parade of flowers every year in Pasadena? To be in the Tournament of Roses, that's every florist's dream! Up on a float, surrounded by flowers, crowds cheering. A tournament. Do the roses compete in athletic events? No. All right, I've got one. How come you don't fly everywhere? It's exhausting. Why don't you run everywhere? It's faster. Yeah, OK, I see, I see. All right, your turn. TiVo. You can just freeze live TV? That's insane! You don't have that? We have Hivo, but it's a disease. It's a horrible, horrible disease. Oh, my. Dumb bees! You must want to sting all those jerks. We try not to sting. It's usually fatal for us. So you have to watch your temper. Very carefully. You kick a wall, take a walk, write an angry letter and throw it out. Work through it like any emotion: Anger, jealousy, lust. Oh, my goodness! Are you OK? Yeah. What is wrong with you?! It's a bug. He's not bothering anybody. Get out of here, you creep! What was that? A Pic 'N' Save circular? Yeah, it was. How did you know? It felt like about 10 pages. Seventy-five is pretty much our limit. You've really got that down to a science. I lost a cousin to Italian Vogue. I'll bet. What in the name of Mighty Hercules is this? How did this get here? cute Bee, Golden Blossom, Ray Liotta Private Select? Is he that actor? I never heard of him. Why is this here? For people. We eat it. You don't have enough food of your own? Well, yes. How do you get it? Bees make it. I know who makes it! And it's hard to make it! There's heating, cooling, stirring. You need a whole Krelman thing! It's organic. It's our-ganic! It's just honey, Barry. Just what?! Bees don't know about this! This is stealing! A lot of stealing! You've taken our homes, schools,hospitals! This is all we have! And it's on sale?! I'm getting to the bottom of this. I'm getting to the bottom of all of this! Hey, Hector. You almost done? Almost. He is here. I sense it. Well, I guess I'll go home now and just leave this nice honey out, with no one around. You're busted, box boy! I knew I heard something. So you can talk! I can talk. And now you'll start talking! Where you getting the sweet stuff? Who's your supplier? I don't understand. I thought we were friends. The last thing we want to do is upset bees! You're too late! It's ours now! You, sir, have crossed the wrong sword! You, sir, will be lunch for my iguana, Ignacio! Where is the honey coming from? Tell me where! Honey Farms! It comes from Honey Farms! Crazy person! What horrible thing has happened here? These faces, they never knew what hit them. And now they're on the road to nowhere! Just keep still. What? You're not dead? Do I look dead? They will wipe anything that moves. Where you headed? To Honey Farms. I am onto something huge here. I'm going to Alaska. Moose blood, crazy stuff. Blows your head off! I'm going to Tacoma. And you? He really is dead. All right. Uh-oh! What is that?! Oh, no! A wiper! Triple blade! Triple blade? Jump on! It's your only chance, bee! Why does everything have to be so doggone clean?! How much do you people need to see?! Open your eyes! Stick your head out the window! From NPR News in Washington, I'm Carl Kasell. But don't kill no more bugs! Bee! Moose blood guy!! You hear something? Like what? Like tiny screaming. Turn off the radio. Whassup, bee boy? Hey, Blood. Just a row of honey jars, as far as the eye could see. Wow! I assume wherever this truck goes is where they're getting it. I mean, that honey's ours. Bees hang tight. We're all jammed in. It's a close community. Not us, man. We on our own. Every mosquito on his own. What if you get in trouble? You a mosquito, you in trouble. Nobody likes us. They just smack. See a mosquito, smack, smack! At least you're out in the world. You must meet girls. Mosquito girls try to trade up, get with a moth, dragonfly. Mosquito girl don't want no mosquito. You got to be kidding me! Mooseblood's about to leave the building! So long, bee! Hey, guys! Mooseblood! I knew I'd catch y'all down here. Did you bring your crazy straw? We throw it in jars, slap a label on it, and it's pretty much pure profit. What is this place? A bee's got a brain the size of a pinhead. They are pinheads! Pinhead. Check out the new smoker. Oh, sweet. That's the one you want. The Thomas 3000! Smoker? Ninety puffs a minute, semi-automatic. Twice the nicotine, all the tar. A couple breaths of this knocks them right out. They make the honey, and we make the money. "They make the honey, and we make the money"? Oh, my! What's going on? Are you OK? Yeah. It doesn't last too long. Do you know you're in a fake hive with fake walls? Our queen was moved here. We had no choice. This is your queen? That's a man in women's clothes! That's a drag queen! What is this? Oh, no! There's hundreds of them! Bee honey. Our honey is being brazenly stolen on a massive scale! This is worse than anything bears have done! I intend to do something. Oh, Barry, stop. Who told you humans are taking our honey? That's a rumor. Do these look like rumors? That's a conspiracy theory. These are obviously doctored photos. How did you get mixed up in this? He's been talking to humans. What? Talking to humans?! He has a human girlfriend. And they make out! Make out? Barry! We do not. You wish you could. Whose side are you on? The bees! I dated a cricket once in San Antonio. Those crazy legs kept me up all night. Barry, this is what you want to do with your life? I want to do it for all our lives. Nobody works harder than bees! Dad, I remember you coming home so overworked your hands were still stirring. You couldn't stop. I remember that. What right do they have to our honey? We live on two cups a year. They put it in lip balm for no reason whatsoever! Even if it's true, what can one bee do? Sting them where it really hurts. In the face! The eye! That would hurt. No. Up the nose? That's a killer. There's only one place you can sting the humans, one place where it matters. Hive at Five, The Hive's only full-hour action news source. No more bee beards! With Bob Bumble at the anchor desk. Weather with Storm Stinger. Sports with Buzz Larvi. And Jeanette Chung. Good evening. I'm Bob Bumble. And I'm Jeanette Ohung. A tri-county bee, Barry Benson, intends to sue the human race for stealing our honey, packaging it and profiting from it illegally! Tomorrow night on Bee Larry King, we'll have three former queens here in our studio, discussing their new book, classy Ladies, out this week on Hexagon. Tonight we're talking to Barry Benson. Did you ever think, "I'm a kid from The Hive. I can't do this"? Bees have never been afraid to change the world. What about Bee Oolumbus? Bee Gandhi? Bejesus? Where I'm from, we'd never sue humans. We were thinking of stickball or candy stores. How old are you? The bee community is supporting you in this case, which will be the trial of the bee century. You know, they have a Larry King in the human world too. It's a common name. Next week... He looks like you and has a show and suspenders and colored dots... Next week... Glasses, quotes on the bottom from the guest even though you just heard 'em. Bear Week next week! They're scary, hairy and here live. Always leans forward, pointy shoulders, squinty eyes, very Jewish. In tennis, you attack at the point of weakness! It was my grandmother, Ken. She's 81. Honey, her backhand's a joke! I'm not gonna take advantage of that? Quiet, please. Actual work going on here. Is that that same bee? Yes, it is! I'm helping him sue the human race. Hello. Hello, bee. This is Ken. Yeah, I remember you. Timberland, size ten and a half. Vibram sole, I believe. Why does he talk again? Listen, you better go 'cause we're really busy working. But it's our yogurt night! Bye-bye. Why is yogurt night so difficult?! You poor thing. You two have been at this for hours! Yes, and Adam here has been a huge help. Frosting... How many sugars? Just one. I try not to use the competition. So why are you helping me? Bees have good qualities. And it takes my mind off the shop. Instead of flowers, people are giving balloon bouquets now. Those are great, if you're three. And artificial flowers. Oh, those just get me psychotic! Yeah, me too. Bent stingers, pointless pollination. Bees must hate those fake things! Nothing worse than a daffodil that's had work done. Maybe this could make up for it a little bit. This lawsuit's a pretty big deal. I guess. You sure you want to go through with it? Am I sure? When I'm done with the humans, they won't be able to say, "Honey, I'm home," without paying a royalty! It's an incredible scene here in downtown Manhattan, where the world anxiously waits, because for the first time in history, we will hear for ourselves if a honeybee can actually speak. What have we gotten into here, Barry? It's pretty big, isn't it? I can't believe how many humans don't work during the day. You think billion-dollar multinational food companies have good lawyers? Everybody needs to stay behind the barricade. What's the matter? I don't know, I just got a chill. Well, if it isn't the bee team. You boys work on this? All rise! The Honorable Judge Bumbleton presiding. All right. Case number 4475, Superior Court of New York, Barry Bee Benson v. the Honey Industry is now in session. Mr. Montgomery, you're representing the five food companies collectively? A privilege. Mr. Benson... you're representing all the bees of the world? I'm kidding. Yes, Your Honor, we're ready to proceed. Mr. Montgomery, your opening statement, please. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my grandmother was a simple woman. Born on a farm, she believed it was man's divine right to benefit from the bounty of nature God put before us. If we lived in the topsy-turvy world Mr. Benson imagines, just think of what would it mean. I would have to negotiate with the silkworm for the elastic in my britches! Talking bee! How do we know this isn't some sort of holographic motion-picture-capture Hollywood wizardry? They could be using laser beams! Robotics! Ventriloquism! Cloning! For all we know, he could be on steroids! Mr. Benson? Ladies and gentlemen, there's no trickery here. I'm just an ordinary bee. Honey's pretty important to me. It's important to all bees. We invented it! We make it. And we protect it with our lives. Unfortunately, there are some people in this room who think they can take it from us 'cause we're the little guys! I'm hoping that, after this is all over, you'll see how, by taking our honey, you not only take everything we have but everything we are! I wish he'd dress like that all the time. So nice! Call your first witness. So, Mr. Klauss Vanderhayden of Honey Farms, big company you have. I suppose so. I see you also own Honeyburton and Honron! Yes, they provide beekeepers for our farms. Beekeeper. I find that to be a very disturbing term. I don't imagine you employ any bee-free-ers, do you? No. I couldn't hear you. No. No. Because you don't free bees. You keep bees. Not only that, it seems you thought a bear would be an appropriate image for a jar of honey. They're very lovable creatures. Yogi Bear, Fozzie Bear, Build-A-Bear. You mean like this? Bears kill bees! How'd you like his head crashing through your living room?! Biting into your couch! Spitting out your throw pillows! OK, that's enough. Take him away. So, Mr. Sting, thank you for being here. Your name intrigues me. Where have I heard it before? I was with a band called The Police. But you've never been a police officer, have you? No, I haven't. No, you haven't. And so here we have yet another example of bee culture casually stolen by a human for nothing more than a prance-about stage name. Oh, please. Have you ever been stung, Mr. Sting? Because I'm feeling a little stung, Sting. Or should I say... Mr. Gordon M. Sumner! That's not his real name?! You idiots! Mr. Liotta, first, belated congratulations on your Emmy win for a guest spot on ER in 2005. Thank you. Thank you. I see from your resume that you're devilishly handsome with a churning inner turmoil that's ready to blow. I enjoy what I do. Is that a crime? Not yet it isn't. But is this what it's come to for you? Exploiting tiny, helpless bees so you don't have to rehearse your part and learn your lines, sir? Watch it, Benson! I could blow right now! This isn't a goodfella. This is a badfella! Why doesn't someone just step on this creep, and we can all go home?! Order in this court! You're all thinking it! Order! Order, I say! Say it! Mr. Liotta, please sit down! I think it was awfully nice of that bear to pitch in like that. I think the jury's on our side. Are we doing everything right, legally? I'm a florist. Right. Well, here's to a great team. To a great team! Well, hello. Ken! Hello. I didn't think you were coming. No, I was just late I tried to call, but... the battery. I didn't want all this to go to waste, so I called Barry. Luckily, he was free. Oh, that was lucky. There's a little left. I could heat it up. Yeah, heat it up, sure, whatever. So I hear you're quite a tennis player. I'm not much for the game myself. The ball's a little grabby. That's where I usually sit. Right... there. Ken, Barry was looking at your resume, and he agreed with me that eating with chopsticks isn't really a special skill. You think I don't see what you're doing? I know how hard it is to find the right job. We have that in common. Do we? Bees have 100 percent employment, but we do jobs like taking the crud out. That's just what I was thinking about doing. Ken, I let Barry borrow your razor for his fuzz. I hope that was all right. I'm going to drain the old stinger. Yeah, you do that. Look at that. You know, I've just about had it with your little Mind Games. What's that? Italian Vogue. Mamma mia, that's a lot of pages. A lot of ads. Remember what Van said, why is your life more valuable than mine? Funny, I just can't seem to recall that! I think something stinks in here! I love the smell of flowers. How do you like the smell of flames?! Not as much. Water bug! Not taking sides! Ken, I'm wearing a Chapstick hat! This is pathetic! I've got issues! Well, well, well, a royal flush! You're bluffing. Am I? Surf's up, dude! Poo water! That bowl is gnarly. Except for those dirty yellow rings! Kenneth! What are you doing?! You know, I don't even like honey! I don't eat it! We need to talk! He's just a little bee! And he happens to be the nicest bee I've met in a long time! Long time? What are you talking about?! Are there other bugs in your life? No, but there are other things bugging me in life. And you're one of them! Fine! Talking bees, no yogurt night... My nerves are fried from riding on this emotional roller coaster! Goodbye, Ken. And for your information, I prefer sugar-free, artificial sweeteners made by man! I'm sorry about all that. I know it's got an aftertaste! I like it! I always felt there was some kind of barrier between Ken and me. I couldn't overcome it. Oh, well. Are you OK for the trial? I believe Mr. Montgomery is about out of ideas. We would like to call Mr. Barry Benson Bee to the stand. Good idea! You can really see why he's considered one of the best lawyers... Yeah. Layton, you've gotta weave some magic with this jury, or it's gonna be all over. Don't worry. The only thing I have to do to turn this jury around is to remind them of what they don't like about bees. You got the tweezers? Are you allergic? Only to losing, son. Only to losing. Mr. Benson Bee, I'll ask you what I think we'd all like to know. What exactly is your relationship to that woman? We're friends. Good friends? Yes. How good? Do you live together? Wait a minute... Are you her little... bedbug? I've seen a bee documentary or two. From what I understand, doesn't your queen give birth to all the bee children? Yeah, but... So those aren't your real parents! Oh, Barry... Yes, they are! Hold me back! You're an illegitimate bee, aren't you, Benson? He's denouncing bees! Don't y'all date your cousins? Objection! I'm going to pincushion this guy! Adam, don't! It's what he wants! Oh, I'm hit!! Oh, lordy, I am hit! Order! Order! The venom! The venom is coursing through my veins! I have been felled by a winged beast of destruction! You see? You can't treat them like equals! They're striped savages! Stinging's the only thing they know! It's their way! Adam, stay with me. I can't feel my legs. What Angel of Mercy will come forward to suck the poison from my heaving buttocks? I will have order in this court. Order! Order, please! The case of the honeybees versus the human race took a pointed Turn Against the bees yesterday when one of their legal team stung Layton T. Montgomery. Hey, buddy. Hey. Is there much pain? Yeah. I... I blew the whole case, didn't I? It doesn't matter. What matters is you're alive. You could have died. I'd be better off dead. Look at me. They got it from the cafeteria downstairs, in a tuna sandwich. Look, there's a little celery still on it. What was it like to sting someone? I can't explain it. It was all... All adrenaline and then...and then ecstasy! All right. You think it was all a trap? Of course. I'm sorry. I flew us right into this. What were we thinking? Look at us. We're just a couple of bugs in this world. What will the humans do to us if they win? I don't know. I hear they put the roaches in motels. That doesn't sound so bad. Adam, they check in, but they don't check out! Oh, my. Could you get a nurse to close that window? Why? The smoke. Bees don't smoke. Right. Bees don't smoke. Bees don't smoke! But some bees are smoking. That's it! That's our case! It is? It's not over? Get dressed. I've gotta go somewhere. 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The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Ooh, black and yellow! Let's shake it up a little. Barry! Breakfast is ready! Coming! Hang on a second. Hello? Barry? Adam? Can you believe this is happening? I can't. I'll pick you up. Looking sharp. Use the stairs, Your father paid good money for those. Sorry. I'm excited. Here's the graduate. We're very proud of you, son. A perfect report card, all B's. Very proud. Ma! I got a thing going here. You got lint on your fuzz. Ow! That's me! Wave to us! We'll be in row 118,000. Bye! Barry, I told you, stop flying in the house! Hey, Adam. Hey, Barry. Is that fuzz gel? A little. Special day, graduation. Never thought I'd make it. Three days grade school, three days high school. Those were awkward. Three days college. I'm glad I took a day and hitchhiked around The Hive. You did come back different. Hi, Barry. Artie, growing a mustache? Looks good. Hear about Frankie? Yeah. You going to the funeral? No, I'm not going. Everybody knows, sting someone, you die. Don't waste it on a squirrel. Such a hothead. I guess he could have just gotten out of the way. I love this incorporating an amusement park into our day. That's why we don't need vacations. Boy, quite a bit of pomp under the circumstances. Well, Adam, today we are men. We are! Bee-men. Amen! Hallelujah! Students, faculty, distinguished bees, please welcome Dean Buzzwell. Welcome, New Hive City graduating class of 9:15. That concludes our ceremonies And begins your career at Honex Industries! Will we pick our job today? I heard it's just orientation. Heads up! Here we go. Keep your hands and antennas inside the tram at all times. Wonder what it'll be like? A little scary. Welcome to Honex, a division of Honesco and a part of the Hexagon Group. This is it! Wow. Wow. We know that you, as a bee, have worked your whole life to get to the point where you can work for your whole life. Honey begins when our valiant Pollen Jocks bring the nectar to The Hive. Our top-secret formula is automatically color-corrected, scent-adjusted and bubble-contoured into this soothing sweet syrup with its distinctive golden glow you know as... Honey! That girl was hot. She's my cousin! She is? Yes, we're all cousins. Right. You're right. At Honex, we constantly strive to improve every aspect of bee existence. These bees are stress-testing a new helmet technology. What do you think he makes? Not enough. Here we have our latest advancement, the Krelman. What does that do? Catches that little strand of honey that hangs after you pour it. Saves us millions. Can anyone work on the Krelman? Of course. Most bee jobs are small ones. But bees know that every small job, if it's done well, means a lot. But choose carefully because you'll stay in the job you pick for the rest of your life. The same job the rest of your life? I didn't know that. What's the difference? You'll be happy to know that bees, as a species, haven't had one day off in 27 million years. So you'll just work us to death? We'll sure try. Wow! That blew my mind! "What's the difference?" How can you say that? One job forever? That's an insane choice to have to make. I'm relieved. Now we only have to make one decision in life. But, Adam, how could they never have told us that? Why would you question anything? We're bees. We're the most perfectly functioning society on Earth. You ever think maybe things work a little too well here? Like what? Give me one example. I don't know. But you know what I'm talking about. Please clear the gate. Royal Nectar Force on approach. Wait a second. Check it out. Hey, those are Pollen Jocks! Wow. I've never seen them this close. They know what it's like outside The Hive. Yeah, but some don't come back. Hey, Jocks! Hi, Jocks! You guys did great! You're monsters! You're sky freaks! I love it! I love it! I wonder where they were. I don't know. Their day's not planned. Outside The Hive, flying who knows where, doing who knows what. You can't just decide to be a Pollen Jock. You have to be bred for that. Right. Look. That's more pollen than you and I will see in a lifetime. It's just a status symbol. Bees make too much of it. Perhaps. Unless you're wearing it and the ladies see you wearing it. Those ladies? Aren't they our cousins too? Distant. Distant. Look at these two. Couple of Hive Harrys. Let's have fun with them. It must be dangerous being a Pollen Jock. Yeah. Once a bear pinned me against a mushroom! He had a paw on my throat, and with the other, he was slapping me! Oh, my! I never thought I'd knock him out. What were you doing during this? Trying to alert the authorities. I can autograph that. A little gusty out there today, wasn't it, comrades? Yeah. Gusty. We're hitting a sunflower patch six miles from here tomorrow. Six miles, huh? Barry! A puddle jump for us, but maybe you're not up for it. Maybe I am. You are not! We're going 0900 at J-Gate. What do you think, buzzy-boy? Are you bee enough? I might be. It all depends on what 0900 means. Hey, Honex! Dad, you surprised me. You decide what you're interested in? Well, there's a lot of choices. But you only get one. Do you ever get bored doing the same job every day? Son, let me tell you about stirring. You grab that stick, and you just move it around, and you stir it around. You get yourself into a rhythm. It's a beautiful thing. You know, Dad, the more I think about it, maybe the honey field just isn't right for me. You were thinking of what, making balloon animals? That's a bad job for a guy with a stinger. Janet, your son's not sure he wants to go into honey! Barry, you are so funny sometimes. I'm not trying to be funny. You're not funny! You're going into honey. Our son, the stirrer! You're gonna be a stirrer? No one's listening to me! Wait till you see the sticks I have. I could say anything right now. I'm gonna get an ant tattoo! Let's open some honey and celebrate! Maybe I'll pierce my thorax. Shave my antennae. Shack up with a grasshopper. Get a gold tooth and call everybody "dawg"! I'm so proud. We're starting work today! Today's the day. Come on! All the good jobs will be gone. Yeah, right. Pollen counting, stunt bee, pouring, stirrer, front desk, hair removal... Is it still available? Hang on. Two left! One of them's yours! Congratulations! Step to the side. What'd you get? Picking crud out. Stellar! Wow! Couple of newbies? Yes, sir! Our first day! We are ready! Make your choice. You want to go first? No, you go. Oh, my. What's available? Restroom attendant's open, not for the reason you think. Any chance of getting the Krelman? Sure, you're on. I'm sorry, the Krelman just closed out. Wax monkey's always open. The Krelman opened up again. What happened? A bee died. Makes an opening. See? He's dead. Another dead one. Deady. Deadified. Two more dead. Dead from the neck up. Dead from the neck down. That's life! Oh, this is so hard! Heating, cooling, stunt bee, pourer, stirrer, humming, inspector number seven, lint coordinator, stripe supervisor, mite wrangler. Barry, what do you think I should... Barry? Barry! All right, we've got the sunflower patch in quadrant nine... What happened to you? Where are you? I'm going out. Out? Out where? Out there. Oh, no! I have to, before I go to work for the rest of my life. You're gonna die! You're crazy! Hello? Another call coming in. If anyone's feeling brave, there's a Korean deli on 83rd that gets their roses today. Hey, guys. Look at that. Isn't that the kid we saw yesterday? Hold it, son, flight deck's restricted. It's OK, Lou. We're gonna take him up. Really? Feeling lucky, are you? Sign here, here. Just initial that. Thank you. OK. You got a rain advisory today, and as you all know, bees cannot fly in rain. So be careful. As always, watch your brooms, hockey sticks, dogs, birds, bears and bats. Also, I got a couple of reports of root beer being poured on us. Murphy's in a home because of it, babbling like a cicada! That's awful. And a reminder for you rookies, bee law number one, absolutely no talking to humans! All right, launch positions! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Black and yellow! Hello! You ready for this, hot shot? Yeah. Yeah, bring it on. Wind, check. Antennae, check. Nectar pack, check. Wings, check. Stinger, check. Scared out of my shorts, check. OK, ladies, let's move it out! Pound those petunias, you striped stem-suckers! All of you, drain those flowers! Wow! I'm out! I can't believe I'm out! So blue. I feel so fast and free! Box kite! Wow! Flowers! This is Blue Leader, We have roses visual. Bring it around 30 degrees and hold. Roses! 30 degrees, roger. Bringing it around. Stand to the side, kid. It's got a bit of a kick. That is one nectar collector! Ever see pollination up close? No, sir. I pick up some pollen here, sprinkle it over here. Maybe a dash over there, a pinch on that one. See that? It's a little bit of magic. That's amazing. Why do we do that? That's pollen power. More pollen, more flowers, more nectar, more honey for us. Cool. I'm picking up a lot of bright yellow, Could be daisies, Don't we need those? Copy that visual. Wait. One of these flowers seems to be on the move. Say again? You're reporting a moving flower? Affirmative. That was on the line! This is the coolest. What is it? I don't know, but I'm loving this color. It smells good. Not like a flower, but I like it. Yeah, fuzzy. Chemical-y. Careful, guys. It's a little grabby. My sweet lord of bees! Candy-brain, get off there! Problem! Guys! This could be bad. Affirmative. Very close. Gonna hurt. Mama's little boy. You are way out of position, rookie! Coming in at you like a missile! Help me! I don't think these are flowers. Should we tell him? I think he knows. What is this?! Match point! You can start packing up, honey, because you're about to eat it! Yowser! Gross. There's a bee in the car! Do something! I'm driving! Hi, bee. He's back here! He's going to sting me! Nobody move. If you don't move, he won't sting you. Freeze! He blinked! Spray him, Granny! What are you doing?! Wow... the tension level out here is unbelievable. I gotta get home. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Mayday! Mayday! Bee going down! Ken, could you close the window please? Ken, could you close the window please? Check out my new resume. I made it into a fold-out brochure. You see? Folds out. Oh, no. More humans. I don't need this. What was that? Maybe this time. This time. This time. This time! This time! This... Drapes! That is diabolical. It's fantastic. It's got all my special skills, even my top-ten favorite movies. What's number one? Star Wars? Nah, I don't go for that... kind of stuff. No wonder we shouldn't talk to them. They're out of their minds. When I leave a job interview, they're flabbergasted, can't believe what I say. There's the sun. Maybe that's a way out. I don't remember the sun having a big 75 on it. I predicted global warming. I could feel it getting hotter. At first I thought it was just me. Wait! Stop! Bee! Stand back. These are winter boots. Wait! Don't kill him! You know I'm allergic to them! This thing could kill me! Why does his life have less value than yours? Why does his life have any less value than mine? Is that your statement? I'm just saying all life has value. You don't know what he's capable of feeling. My brochure! There you go, little guy. I'm not scared of him.It's an allergic thing. Put that on your resume brochure. My whole face could puff up. Make it one of your special skills. Knocking someone out is also a special skill. Right. Bye, Vanessa. Thanks. Vanessa, next week? Yogurt night? Sure, Ken. You know, whatever. You could put carob chips on there. Bye. Supposed to be less calories. Bye. I gotta say something. She saved my life. I gotta say something. All right, here it goes. Nah. What would I say? I could really get in trouble. It's a bee law. You're not supposed to talk to a human. I can't believe I'm doing this. I've got to. Oh, I can't do it. Come on! No. Yes. No. Do it. I can't. How should I start it? "You like jazz?" No, that's no good. Here she comes! Speak, you fool! Hi! I'm sorry. You're talking. Yes, I know. You're talking! I'm so sorry. No, it's OK. It's fine. I know I'm dreaming. But I don't recall going to bed. Well, I'm sure this is very disconcerting. This is a bit of a surprise to me. I mean, you're a bee! I am. And I'm not supposed to be doing this, but they were all trying to kill me. And if it wasn't for you... I had to thank you. It's just how I was raised. That was a little weird. I'm talking with a bee. Yeah. I'm talking to a bee. And the bee is talking to me! I just want to say I'm grateful. I'll leave now. Wait! How did you learn to do that? What? The talking thing. Same way you did, I guess. "Mama, Dada, honey." You pick it up. That's very funny. Yeah. Bees are funny. If we didn't laugh, we'd cry with what we have to deal with. Anyway... Can I... get you something? Like what? I don't know. I mean... I don't know. Coffee? I don't want to put you out. It's no trouble. It takes two minutes. It's just coffee. I hate to impose. Don't be ridiculous! Actually, I would love a cup. Hey, you want rum cake? I shouldn't. Have some. No, I can't. Come on! I'm trying to lose a couple micrograms. Where? These stripes don't help. You look great! I don't know if you know anything about fashion. Are you all right? No. He's making the tie in the cab as they're flying up Madison. He finally gets there. He runs up the steps into the church. The wedding is on. And he says, "Watermelon? I thought you said Guatemalan. Why would I marry a watermelon?" Is that a bee joke? That's the kind of stuff we do. Yeah, different. So, what are you gonna do, Barry? About work? I don't know. I want to do my part for The Hive, but I can't do it the way they want. I know how you feel. You do? Sure. My parents wanted me to be a lawyer or a doctor, but I wanted to be a florist. Really? My only interest is flowers. Our new queen was just elected with that same campaign slogan. Anyway, if you look... There's my hive right there. See it? You're in Sheep Meadow! Yes! I'm right off the Turtle Pond! No way! I know that area. I lost a toe ring there once. Why do girls put rings on their toes? Why not? It's like putting a hat on your knee. Maybe I'll try that. You all right, ma'am? Oh, yeah. Fine. Just having two cups of coffee! Anyway, this has been great. Thanks for the coffee. Yeah, it's no trouble. Sorry I couldn't finish it. If I did, I'd be up the rest of my life. Are you...? Can I take a piece of this with me? Sure! Here, have a crumb. Thanks! Yeah. All right. Well, then... I guess I'll see you around. Or not. OK, Barry. And thank you so much again... for before. Oh, that? That was nothing. Well, not nothing, but... Anyway... This can't possibly work. He's all set to go. We may as well try it. OK, Dave, pull the chute. Sounds amazing. It was amazing! It was the scariest, happiest moment of my life. Humans! I can't believe you were with humans! Giant, scary humans! What were they like? Huge and crazy. They talk crazy. They eat crazy giant things. They drive crazy. Do they try and kill you, like on TV? Some of them. But some of them don't. How'd you get back? Poodle. You did it, and I'm glad. You saw whatever you wanted to see. You had your "experience." Now you can pick out yourjob and be normal. Well... Well? Well, I met someone. You did? Was she Bee-ish? A wasp?! Your parents will kill you! No, no, no, not a wasp. Spider? I'm not attracted to spiders. I know it's the hottest thing, with the eight legs and all. I can't get by that face. So who is she? She's... human. No, no. That's a bee law. You wouldn't break a bee law. Her name's Vanessa. Oh, boy. She's so nice. And she's a florist! Oh, no! You're dating a human florist! We're not dating. You're flying outside The Hive, talking to humans that attack our homes with power washers and M-80s! One-eighth a stick of dynamite! She saved my life! And she understands me. This is over! Eat this. This is not over! What was that? They call it a crumb. It was so stingin' stripey! And that's not what they eat. That's what falls off what they eat! You know what a Cinnabon is? No. It's bread and cinnamon and frosting. They heat it up... Sit down! ...really hot! Listen to me! We are not them! We're us. There's us and there's them! Yes, but who can deny the heart that is yearning? There's no yearning. Stop yearning. Listen to me! You have got to start thinking bee, my friend. Thinking bee! Thinking bee. Thinking bee. Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! There he is. He's in the pool. You know what your problem is, Barry? I gotta start thinking bee? How much longer will this go on? It's been three days! Why aren't you working? I've got a lot of big life decisions to think about. What life? You have no life! You have no job. You're barely a bee! Would it kill you to make a little honey? Barry, come out. Your father's talking to you. Martin, would you talk to him? Barry, I'm talking to you! You coming? Got everything? All set! Go ahead. I'll catch up. Don't be too long. Watch this! Vanessa! We're still here. I told you not to yell at him. He doesn't respond to yelling! Then why yell at me? Because you don't listen! I'm not listening to this. Sorry, I've gotta go. Where are you going? I'm meeting a friend. A girl? Is this why you can't decide? Bye. I just hope she's Bee-ish. They have a huge parade of flowers every year in Pasadena? To be in the Tournament of Roses, that's every florist's dream! Up on a float, surrounded by flowers, crowds cheering. A tournament. Do the roses compete in athletic events? No. All right, I've got one. How come you don't fly everywhere? It's exhausting. Why don't you run everywhere? It's faster. Yeah, OK, I see, I see. All right, your turn. TiVo. You can just freeze live TV? That's insane! You don't have that? We have Hivo, but it's a disease. It's a horrible, horrible disease. Oh, my. Dumb bees! You must want to sting all those jerks. We try not to sting. It's usually fatal for us. So you have to watch your temper. Very carefully. You kick a wall, take a walk, write an angry letter and throw it out. Work through it like any emotion: Anger, jealousy, lust. Oh, my goodness! Are you OK? Yeah. What is wrong with you?! It's a bug. He's not bothering anybody. Get out of here, you creep! What was that? A Pic 'N' Save circular? Yeah, it was. How did you know? It felt like about 10 pages. Seventy-five is pretty much our limit. You've really got that down to a science. I lost a cousin to Italian Vogue. I'll bet. What in the name of Mighty Hercules is this? How did this get here? cute Bee, Golden Blossom, Ray Liotta Private Select? Is he that actor? I never heard of him. Why is this here? For people. We eat it. You don't have enough food of your own? Well, yes. How do you get it? Bees make it. I know who makes it! And it's hard to make it! There's heating, cooling, stirring. You need a whole Krelman thing! It's organic. It's our-ganic! It's just honey, Barry. Just what?! Bees don't know about this! This is stealing! A lot of stealing! You've taken our homes, schools,hospitals! This is all we have! And it's on sale?! I'm getting to the bottom of this. I'm getting to the bottom of all of this! Hey, Hector. You almost done? Almost. He is here. I sense it. Well, I guess I'll go home now and just leave this nice honey out, with no one around. You're busted, box boy! I knew I heard something. So you can talk! I can talk. And now you'll start talking! Where you getting the sweet stuff? Who's your supplier? I don't understand. I thought we were friends. The last thing we want to do is upset bees! You're too late! It's ours now! You, sir, have crossed the wrong sword! You, sir, will be lunch for my iguana, Ignacio! Where is the honey coming from? Tell me where! Honey Farms! It comes from Honey Farms! Crazy person! What horrible thing has happened here? These faces, they never knew what hit them. And now they're on the road to nowhere! Just keep still. What? You're not dead? Do I look dead? They will wipe anything that moves. Where you headed? To Honey Farms. I am onto something huge here. I'm going to Alaska. Moose blood, crazy stuff. Blows your head off! I'm going to Tacoma. And you? He really is dead. All right. Uh-oh! What is that?! Oh, no! A wiper! Triple blade! Triple blade? Jump on! It's your only chance, bee! Why does everything have to be so doggone clean?! How much do you people need to see?! Open your eyes! Stick your head out the window! From NPR News in Washington, I'm Carl Kasell. But don't kill no more bugs! Bee! Moose blood guy!! You hear something? Like what? Like tiny screaming. Turn off the radio. Whassup, bee boy? Hey, Blood. Just a row of honey jars, as far as the eye could see. Wow! I assume wherever this truck goes is where they're getting it. I mean, that honey's ours. Bees hang tight. We're all jammed in. It's a close community. Not us, man. We on our own. Every mosquito on his own. What if you get in trouble? You a mosquito, you in trouble. Nobody likes us. They just smack. See a mosquito, smack, smack! At least you're out in the world. You must meet girls. Mosquito girls try to trade up, get with a moth, dragonfly. Mosquito girl don't want no mosquito. You got to be kidding me! Mooseblood's about to leave the building! So long, bee! Hey, guys! Mooseblood! I knew I'd catch y'all down here. Did you bring your crazy straw? We throw it in jars, slap a label on it, and it's pretty much pure profit. What is this place? A bee's got a brain the size of a pinhead. They are pinheads! Pinhead. Check out the new smoker. Oh, sweet. That's the one you want. The Thomas 3000! Smoker? Ninety puffs a minute, semi-automatic. Twice the nicotine, all the tar. A couple breaths of this knocks them right out. They make the honey, and we make the money. "They make the honey, and we make the money"? Oh, my! What's going on? Are you OK? Yeah. It doesn't last too long. Do you know you're in a fake hive with fake walls? Our queen was moved here. We had no choice. This is your queen? That's a man in women's clothes! That's a drag queen! What is this? Oh, no! There's hundreds of them! Bee honey. Our honey is being brazenly stolen on a massive scale! This is worse than anything bears have done! I intend to do something. Oh, Barry, stop. Who told you humans are taking our honey? That's a rumor. Do these look like rumors? That's a conspiracy theory. These are obviously doctored photos. How did you get mixed up in this? He's been talking to humans. What? Talking to humans?! He has a human girlfriend. And they make out! Make out? Barry! We do not. You wish you could. Whose side are you on? The bees! I dated a cricket once in San Antonio. Those crazy legs kept me up all night. Barry, this is what you want to do with your life? I want to do it for all our lives. Nobody works harder than bees! Dad, I remember you coming home so overworked your hands were still stirring. You couldn't stop. I remember that. What right do they have to our honey? We live on two cups a year. They put it in lip balm for no reason whatsoever! Even if it's true, what can one bee do? Sting them where it really hurts. In the face! The eye! That would hurt. No. Up the nose? That's a killer. There's only one place you can sting the humans, one place where it matters. Hive at Five, The Hive's only full-hour action news source. No more bee beards! With Bob Bumble at the anchor desk. Weather with Storm Stinger. Sports with Buzz Larvi. And Jeanette Chung. Good evening. I'm Bob Bumble. And I'm Jeanette Ohung. A tri-county bee, Barry Benson, intends to sue the human race for stealing our honey, packaging it and profiting from it illegally! Tomorrow night on Bee Larry King, we'll have three former queens here in our studio, discussing their new book, classy Ladies, out this week on Hexagon. Tonight we're talking to Barry Benson. Did you ever think, "I'm a kid from The Hive. I can't do this"? Bees have never been afraid to change the world. What about Bee Oolumbus? Bee Gandhi? Bejesus? Where I'm from, we'd never sue humans. We were thinking of stickball or candy stores. How old are you? The bee community is supporting you in this case, which will be the trial of the bee century. You know, they have a Larry King in the human world too. It's a common name. Next week... He looks like you and has a show and suspenders and colored dots... Next week... Glasses, quotes on the bottom from the guest even though you just heard 'em. Bear Week next week! They're scary, hairy and here live. Always leans forward, pointy shoulders, squinty eyes, very Jewish. In tennis, you attack at the point of weakness! It was my grandmother, Ken. She's 81. Honey, her backhand's a joke! I'm not gonna take advantage of that? Quiet, please. Actual work going on here. Is that that same bee? Yes, it is! I'm helping him sue the human race. Hello. Hello, bee. This is Ken. Yeah, I remember you. Timberland, size ten and a half. Vibram sole, I believe. Why does he talk again? Listen, you better go 'cause we're really busy working. But it's our yogurt night! Bye-bye. Why is yogurt night so difficult?! You poor thing. You two have been at this for hours! Yes, and Adam here has been a huge help. Frosting... How many sugars? Just one. I try not to use the competition. So why are you helping me? Bees have good qualities. And it takes my mind off the shop. Instead of flowers, people are giving balloon bouquets now. Those are great, if you're three. And artificial flowers. Oh, those just get me psychotic! Yeah, me too. Bent stingers, pointless pollination. Bees must hate those fake things! Nothing worse than a daffodil that's had work done. Maybe this could make up for it a little bit. This lawsuit's a pretty big deal. I guess. You sure you want to go through with it? Am I sure? When I'm done with the humans, they won't be able to say, "Honey, I'm home," without paying a royalty! It's an incredible scene here in downtown Manhattan, where the world anxiously waits, because for the first time in history, we will hear for ourselves if a honeybee can actually speak. What have we gotten into here, Barry? It's pretty big, isn't it? I can't believe how many humans don't work during the day. You think billion-dollar multinational food companies have good lawyers? Everybody needs to stay behind the barricade. What's the matter? I don't know, I just got a chill. Well, if it isn't the bee team. You boys work on this? All rise! The Honorable Judge Bumbleton presiding. All right. Case number 4475, Superior Court of New York, Barry Bee Benson v. the Honey Industry is now in session. Mr. Montgomery, you're representing the five food companies collectively? A privilege. Mr. Benson... you're representing all the bees of the world? I'm kidding. Yes, Your Honor, we're ready to proceed. Mr. Montgomery, your opening statement, please. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my grandmother was a simple woman. Born on a farm, she believed it was man's divine right to benefit from the bounty of nature God put before us. If we lived in the topsy-turvy world Mr. Benson imagines, just think of what would it mean. I would have to negotiate with the silkworm for the elastic in my britches! Talking bee! How do we know this isn't some sort of holographic motion-picture-capture Hollywood wizardry? They could be using laser beams! Robotics! Ventriloquism! Cloning! For all we know, he could be on steroids! Mr. Benson? Ladies and gentlemen, there's no trickery here. I'm just an ordinary bee. Honey's pretty important to me. It's important to all bees. We invented it! We make it. And we protect it with our lives. Unfortunately, there are some people in this room who think they can take it from us 'cause we're the little guys! I'm hoping that, after this is all over, you'll see how, by taking our honey, you not only take everything we have but everything we are! I wish he'd dress like that all the time. So nice! Call your first witness. So, Mr. Klauss Vanderhayden of Honey Farms, big company you have. I suppose so. I see you also own Honeyburton and Honron! Yes, they provide beekeepers for our farms. Beekeeper. I find that to be a very disturbing term. I don't imagine you employ any bee-free-ers, do you? No. I couldn't hear you. No. No. Because you don't free bees. You keep bees. Not only that, it seems you thought a bear would be an appropriate image for a jar of honey. They're very lovable creatures. Yogi Bear, Fozzie Bear, Build-A-Bear. You mean like this? Bears kill bees! How'd you like his head crashing through your living room?! Biting into your couch! Spitting out your throw pillows! OK, that's enough. Take him away. So, Mr. Sting, thank you for being here. Your name intrigues me. Where have I heard it before? I was with a band called The Police. But you've never been a police officer, have you? No, I haven't. No, you haven't. And so here we have yet another example of bee culture casually stolen by a human for nothing more than a prance-about stage name. Oh, please. Have you ever been stung, Mr. Sting? Because I'm feeling a little stung, Sting. Or should I say... Mr. Gordon M. Sumner! That's not his real name?! You idiots! Mr. Liotta, first, belated congratulations on your Emmy win for a guest spot on ER in 2005. Thank you. Thank you. I see from your resume that you're devilishly handsome with a churning inner turmoil that's ready to blow. I enjoy what I do. Is that a crime? Not yet it isn't. But is this what it's come to for you? Exploiting tiny, helpless bees so you don't have to rehearse your part and learn your lines, sir? Watch it, Benson! I could blow right now! This isn't a goodfella. This is a badfella! Why doesn't someone just step on this creep, and we can all go home?! Order in this court! You're all thinking it! Order! Order, I say! Say it! Mr. Liotta, please sit down! I think it was awfully nice of that bear to pitch in like that. I think the jury's on our side. Are we doing everything right, legally? I'm a florist. Right. Well, here's to a great team. To a great team! Well, hello. Ken! Hello. I didn't think you were coming. No, I was just late I tried to call, but... the battery. I didn't want all this to go to waste, so I called Barry. Luckily, he was free. Oh, that was lucky. There's a little left. I could heat it up. Yeah, heat it up, sure, whatever. So I hear you're quite a tennis player. I'm not much for the game myself. The ball's a little grabby. That's where I usually sit. Right... there. Ken, Barry was looking at your resume, and he agreed with me that eating with chopsticks isn't really a special skill. You think I don't see what you're doing? I know how hard it is to find the right job. We have that in common. Do we? Bees have 100 percent employment, but we do jobs like taking the crud out. That's just what I was thinking about doing. Ken, I let Barry borrow your razor for his fuzz. I hope that was all right. I'm going to drain the old stinger. Yeah, you do that. Look at that. You know, I've just about had it with your little Mind Games. What's that? Italian Vogue. Mamma mia, that's a lot of pages. A lot of ads. Remember what Van said, why is your life more valuable than mine? Funny, I just can't seem to recall that! I think something stinks in here! I love the smell of flowers. How do you like the smell of flames?! Not as much. Water bug! Not taking sides! Ken, I'm wearing a Chapstick hat! This is pathetic! I've got issues! Well, well, well, a royal flush! You're bluffing. Am I? Surf's up, dude! Poo water! That bowl is gnarly. Except for those dirty yellow rings! Kenneth! What are you doing?! You know, I don't even like honey! I don't eat it! We need to talk! He's just a little bee! And he happens to be the nicest bee I've met in a long time! Long time? What are you talking about?! Are there other bugs in your life? No, but there are other things bugging me in life. And you're one of them! Fine! Talking bees, no yogurt night... My nerves are fried from riding on this emotional roller coaster! Goodbye, Ken. And for your information, I prefer sugar-free, artificial sweeteners made by man! I'm sorry about all that. I know it's got an aftertaste! I like it! I always felt there was some kind of barrier between Ken and me. I couldn't overcome it. Oh, well. Are you OK for the trial? I believe Mr. Montgomery is about out of ideas. We would like to call Mr. Barry Benson Bee to the stand. Good idea! You can really see why he's considered one of the best lawyers... Yeah. Layton, you've gotta weave some magic with this jury, or it's gonna be all over. Don't worry. The only thing I have to do to turn this jury around is to remind them of what they don't like about bees. You got the tweezers? Are you allergic? Only to losing, son. Only to losing. Mr. Benson Bee, I'll ask you what I think we'd all like to know. What exactly is your relationship to that woman? We're friends. Good friends? Yes. How good? Do you live together? Wait a minute... Are you her little... bedbug? I've seen a bee documentary or two. From what I understand, doesn't your queen give birth to all the bee children? Yeah, but... So those aren't your real parents! Oh, Barry... Yes, they are! Hold me back! You're an illegitimate bee, aren't you, Benson? He's denouncing bees! Don't y'all date your cousins? Objection! I'm going to pincushion this guy! Adam, don't! It's what he wants! Oh, I'm hit!! Oh, lordy, I am hit! Order! Order! The venom! The venom is coursing through my veins! I have been felled by a winged beast of destruction! You see? You can't treat them like equals! They're striped savages! Stinging's the only thing they know! It's their way! Adam, stay with me. I can't feel my legs. What Angel of Mercy will come forward to suck the poison from my heaving buttocks? I will have order in this court. Order! Order, please! The case of the honeybees versus the human race took a pointed Turn Against the bees yesterday when one of their legal team stung Layton T. Montgomery. Hey, buddy. Hey. Is there much pain? Yeah. I... I blew the whole case, didn't I? It doesn't matter. What matters is you're alive. You could have died. I'd be better off dead. Look at me. They got it from the cafeteria downstairs, in a tuna sandwich. Look, there's a little celery still on it. What was it like to sting someone? I can't explain it. It was all... All adrenaline and then...and then ecstasy! All right. You think it was all a trap? Of course. I'm sorry. I flew us right into this. What were we thinking? Look at us. We're just a couple of bugs in this world. What will the humans do to us if they win? I don't know. I hear they put the roaches in motels. That doesn't sound so bad. Adam, they check in, but they don't check out! Oh, my. Could you get a nurse to close that window? Why? The smoke. Bees don't smoke. Right. Bees don't smoke. Bees don't smoke! But some bees are smoking. That's it! That's our case! It is? It's not over? Get dressed. I've gotta go somewhere. Get back to the court and ed8ea474e536ece61313a7ddce326b6f3c22f49d 1414 1407 2021-10-01T04:40:39Z Synapse 30495296 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767]] ([[User talk:2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:Slink|Slink]] wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doctors''' are the [[staff|staff members]] involved in diagnosing and treating patients. == Levels == #Intern #Resident #Attending #Fellow #Specialist == Skills == *'''General Medicine''': General medicine qualification allows the doctor to do all basic examinations and treatments and affects their speed. *'''Diagnosis''': Diagnosis qualification level affects how often the doctor will misdiagnose patients or have to consult other doctors. == Specializations == === Primary === *'''Acute medicine''': Acute medicine gives access to specialized procedures for diagnosing and treating critical patients at [[Emergency]]. *'''Critical care medicine''': Critical care gives access to specialized diagnostic methods used at [[ICU]]. *'''General surgery''': General surgery specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[General Surgery Department]] and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Internal medicine''': Internal medicine specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Internal Medicine Department]] and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Orthopaedy''': Orthopaedy specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Orthopaedy]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Cardiology''': Cardiology specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Cardiology]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. *'''Neurology''': Neurology specialization is used for examinations and for prescribing treatments at [[Neurology]] department and allows the doctor to assist at surgery. === Secondary === *'''Advanced diagnosis''': Advanced diagnosis specialization gives the doctor access to [[differential diagnosis]]. *'''Anesthesiology''': Anesthesiology is required for the doctor to act as an anesthesiologist at surgery and gives extra survival chance to [[collapse|collapsed]] patients stabilized by this doctor. 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Decreases post operative complications after surgery. *'''Cardio-surgery''': Cardio-surgery allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[Cardiology]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. *'''IM surgery''': Internal medicine allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[Internal Medicine]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. *'''Neuro-surgery''': Neuro-surgery allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[Neurology]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. *'''Operative surgery''': Operative surgery allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[General Surgery]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. *'''Orthopaedic surgery''': Orthopaedic surgery allows the doctor to act as main surgeon at [[Orthopaedy]] department and affects how often surgeries will end up with complications. 7c417ba8d2a1efa6e50d455fd9ab3db547853f53 0 49 1408 199 2021-10-01T04:39:06Z 2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767 0 /* Roles */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nurses''' are the [[staff|staff members]] involved in treating and caring for patients on wards. == Levels == #Nursing intern #Registered nurse #Nurse specialist == Skills == *'''Patient care''': Nurse is capable of providing various types of patient care. == Specializations == *'''Receptionist''': Receptionist represent point of first contact with patient. *'''Medical surgery''': Medical surgery nurse represent important part of operative surgical teams. *'''Clinical specialist''': Clinical Nurse Specialist is capable of revealing appearance of patient's symptoms. According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Ooh, black and yellow! Let's shake it up a little. Barry! Breakfast is ready! Coming! Hang on a second. Hello? Barry? Adam? Can you believe this is happening? I can't. I'll pick you up. Looking sharp. Use the stairs, Your father paid good money for those. Sorry. I'm excited. Here's the graduate. We're very proud of you, son. A perfect report card, all B's. Very proud. Ma! I got a thing going here. You got lint on your fuzz. Ow! That's me! Wave to us! We'll be in row 118,000. Bye! Barry, I told you, stop flying in the house! Hey, Adam. Hey, Barry. Is that fuzz gel? A little. Special day, graduation. Never thought I'd make it. Three days grade school, three days high school. Those were awkward. Three days college. I'm glad I took a day and hitchhiked around The Hive. You did come back different. Hi, Barry. Artie, growing a mustache? Looks good. Hear about Frankie? Yeah. You going to the funeral? No, I'm not going. Everybody knows, sting someone, you die. Don't waste it on a squirrel. Such a hothead. I guess he could have just gotten out of the way. I love this incorporating an amusement park into our day. That's why we don't need vacations. Boy, quite a bit of pomp under the circumstances. Well, Adam, today we are men. We are! Bee-men. Amen! Hallelujah! Students, faculty, distinguished bees, please welcome Dean Buzzwell. Welcome, New Hive City graduating class of 9:15. That concludes our ceremonies And begins your career at Honex Industries! Will we pick our job today? I heard it's just orientation. Heads up! Here we go. Keep your hands and antennas inside the tram at all times. Wonder what it'll be like? A little scary. Welcome to Honex, a division of Honesco and a part of the Hexagon Group. This is it! Wow. Wow. We know that you, as a bee, have worked your whole life to get to the point where you can work for your whole life. Honey begins when our valiant Pollen Jocks bring the nectar to The Hive. Our top-secret formula is automatically color-corrected, scent-adjusted and bubble-contoured into this soothing sweet syrup with its distinctive golden glow you know as... Honey! That girl was hot. She's my cousin! She is? Yes, we're all cousins. Right. You're right. At Honex, we constantly strive to improve every aspect of bee existence. These bees are stress-testing a new helmet technology. What do you think he makes? Not enough. Here we have our latest advancement, the Krelman. What does that do? Catches that little strand of honey that hangs after you pour it. Saves us millions. Can anyone work on the Krelman? Of course. Most bee jobs are small ones. But bees know that every small job, if it's done well, means a lot. But choose carefully because you'll stay in the job you pick for the rest of your life. The same job the rest of your life? I didn't know that. What's the difference? You'll be happy to know that bees, as a species, haven't had one day off in 27 million years. So you'll just work us to death? We'll sure try. Wow! That blew my mind! "What's the difference?" How can you say that? One job forever? That's an insane choice to have to make. I'm relieved. Now we only have to make one decision in life. But, Adam, how could they never have told us that? Why would you question anything? We're bees. We're the most perfectly functioning society on Earth. You ever think maybe things work a little too well here? Like what? Give me one example. I don't know. But you know what I'm talking about. Please clear the gate. Royal Nectar Force on approach. Wait a second. Check it out. Hey, those are Pollen Jocks! Wow. I've never seen them this close. They know what it's like outside The Hive. Yeah, but some don't come back. Hey, Jocks! Hi, Jocks! You guys did great! You're monsters! You're sky freaks! I love it! I love it! I wonder where they were. I don't know. Their day's not planned. Outside The Hive, flying who knows where, doing who knows what. You can't just decide to be a Pollen Jock. You have to be bred for that. Right. Look. That's more pollen than you and I will see in a lifetime. It's just a status symbol. Bees make too much of it. Perhaps. Unless you're wearing it and the ladies see you wearing it. Those ladies? Aren't they our cousins too? Distant. Distant. Look at these two. Couple of Hive Harrys. Let's have fun with them. It must be dangerous being a Pollen Jock. Yeah. Once a bear pinned me against a mushroom! He had a paw on my throat, and with the other, he was slapping me! Oh, my! I never thought I'd knock him out. What were you doing during this? Trying to alert the authorities. I can autograph that. A little gusty out there today, wasn't it, comrades? Yeah. Gusty. We're hitting a sunflower patch six miles from here tomorrow. Six miles, huh? Barry! A puddle jump for us, but maybe you're not up for it. Maybe I am. You are not! We're going 0900 at J-Gate. What do you think, buzzy-boy? Are you bee enough? I might be. It all depends on what 0900 means. Hey, Honex! Dad, you surprised me. You decide what you're interested in? Well, there's a lot of choices. But you only get one. Do you ever get bored doing the same job every day? Son, let me tell you about stirring. You grab that stick, and you just move it around, and you stir it around. You get yourself into a rhythm. It's a beautiful thing. You know, Dad, the more I think about it, maybe the honey field just isn't right for me. You were thinking of what, making balloon animals? That's a bad job for a guy with a stinger. Janet, your son's not sure he wants to go into honey! Barry, you are so funny sometimes. I'm not trying to be funny. You're not funny! You're going into honey. Our son, the stirrer! You're gonna be a stirrer? No one's listening to me! Wait till you see the sticks I have. I could say anything right now. I'm gonna get an ant tattoo! Let's open some honey and celebrate! Maybe I'll pierce my thorax. Shave my antennae. Shack up with a grasshopper. Get a gold tooth and call everybody "dawg"! I'm so proud. We're starting work today! Today's the day. Come on! All the good jobs will be gone. Yeah, right. Pollen counting, stunt bee, pouring, stirrer, front desk, hair removal... Is it still available? Hang on. Two left! One of them's yours! Congratulations! Step to the side. What'd you get? Picking crud out. Stellar! Wow! Couple of newbies? Yes, sir! Our first day! We are ready! Make your choice. You want to go first? No, you go. Oh, my. What's available? Restroom attendant's open, not for the reason you think. Any chance of getting the Krelman? Sure, you're on. I'm sorry, the Krelman just closed out. Wax monkey's always open. The Krelman opened up again. What happened? A bee died. Makes an opening. See? He's dead. Another dead one. Deady. Deadified. Two more dead. Dead from the neck up. Dead from the neck down. That's life! Oh, this is so hard! Heating, cooling, stunt bee, pourer, stirrer, humming, inspector number seven, lint coordinator, stripe supervisor, mite wrangler. Barry, what do you think I should... Barry? Barry! All right, we've got the sunflower patch in quadrant nine... What happened to you? Where are you? I'm going out. Out? Out where? Out there. Oh, no! I have to, before I go to work for the rest of my life. You're gonna die! You're crazy! Hello? Another call coming in. If anyone's feeling brave, there's a Korean deli on 83rd that gets their roses today. Hey, guys. Look at that. Isn't that the kid we saw yesterday? Hold it, son, flight deck's restricted. It's OK, Lou. We're gonna take him up. Really? Feeling lucky, are you? Sign here, here. Just initial that. Thank you. OK. You got a rain advisory today, and as you all know, bees cannot fly in rain. So be careful. As always, watch your brooms, hockey sticks, dogs, birds, bears and bats. Also, I got a couple of reports of root beer being poured on us. Murphy's in a home because of it, babbling like a cicada! That's awful. And a reminder for you rookies, bee law number one, absolutely no talking to humans! All right, launch positions! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Black and yellow! Hello! You ready for this, hot shot? Yeah. Yeah, bring it on. Wind, check. Antennae, check. Nectar pack, check. Wings, check. Stinger, check. Scared out of my shorts, check. OK, ladies, let's move it out! Pound those petunias, you striped stem-suckers! All of you, drain those flowers! Wow! I'm out! I can't believe I'm out! So blue. I feel so fast and free! Box kite! Wow! Flowers! This is Blue Leader, We have roses visual. Bring it around 30 degrees and hold. Roses! 30 degrees, roger. Bringing it around. Stand to the side, kid. It's got a bit of a kick. That is one nectar collector! Ever see pollination up close? No, sir. I pick up some pollen here, sprinkle it over here. Maybe a dash over there, a pinch on that one. See that? It's a little bit of magic. That's amazing. Why do we do that? That's pollen power. More pollen, more flowers, more nectar, more honey for us. Cool. I'm picking up a lot of bright yellow, Could be daisies, Don't we need those? Copy that visual. Wait. One of these flowers seems to be on the move. Say again? You're reporting a moving flower? Affirmative. That was on the line! This is the coolest. What is it? I don't know, but I'm loving this color. It smells good. Not like a flower, but I like it. Yeah, fuzzy. Chemical-y. Careful, guys. It's a little grabby. My sweet lord of bees! Candy-brain, get off there! Problem! Guys! This could be bad. Affirmative. Very close. Gonna hurt. Mama's little boy. You are way out of position, rookie! Coming in at you like a missile! Help me! I don't think these are flowers. Should we tell him? I think he knows. What is this?! Match point! You can start packing up, honey, because you're about to eat it! Yowser! Gross. There's a bee in the car! Do something! I'm driving! Hi, bee. He's back here! He's going to sting me! Nobody move. If you don't move, he won't sting you. Freeze! He blinked! Spray him, Granny! What are you doing?! Wow... the tension level out here is unbelievable. I gotta get home. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Mayday! Mayday! Bee going down! Ken, could you close the window please? Ken, could you close the window please? Check out my new resume. I made it into a fold-out brochure. You see? Folds out. Oh, no. More humans. I don't need this. What was that? Maybe this time. This time. This time. This time! This time! This... Drapes! That is diabolical. It's fantastic. It's got all my special skills, even my top-ten favorite movies. What's number one? Star Wars? Nah, I don't go for that... kind of stuff. No wonder we shouldn't talk to them. They're out of their minds. When I leave a job interview, they're flabbergasted, can't believe what I say. There's the sun. Maybe that's a way out. I don't remember the sun having a big 75 on it. I predicted global warming. I could feel it getting hotter. At first I thought it was just me. Wait! Stop! Bee! Stand back. These are winter boots. Wait! Don't kill him! You know I'm allergic to them! This thing could kill me! Why does his life have less value than yours? Why does his life have any less value than mine? Is that your statement? I'm just saying all life has value. You don't know what he's capable of feeling. My brochure! There you go, little guy. I'm not scared of him.It's an allergic thing. Put that on your resume brochure. My whole face could puff up. Make it one of your special skills. Knocking someone out is also a special skill. Right. Bye, Vanessa. Thanks. Vanessa, next week? Yogurt night? Sure, Ken. You know, whatever. You could put carob chips on there. Bye. Supposed to be less calories. Bye. I gotta say something. She saved my life. I gotta say something. All right, here it goes. Nah. What would I say? I could really get in trouble. It's a bee law. You're not supposed to talk to a human. I can't believe I'm doing this. I've got to. Oh, I can't do it. Come on! No. Yes. No. Do it. I can't. How should I start it? "You like jazz?" No, that's no good. Here she comes! Speak, you fool! Hi! I'm sorry. You're talking. Yes, I know. You're talking! I'm so sorry. No, it's OK. It's fine. I know I'm dreaming. But I don't recall going to bed. Well, I'm sure this is very disconcerting. This is a bit of a surprise to me. I mean, you're a bee! I am. And I'm not supposed to be doing this, but they were all trying to kill me. And if it wasn't for you... I had to thank you. It's just how I was raised. That was a little weird. I'm talking with a bee. Yeah. I'm talking to a bee. And the bee is talking to me! I just want to say I'm grateful. I'll leave now. Wait! How did you learn to do that? What? The talking thing. Same way you did, I guess. "Mama, Dada, honey." You pick it up. That's very funny. Yeah. Bees are funny. If we didn't laugh, we'd cry with what we have to deal with. Anyway... Can I... get you something? Like what? I don't know. I mean... I don't know. Coffee? I don't want to put you out. It's no trouble. It takes two minutes. It's just coffee. I hate to impose. Don't be ridiculous! Actually, I would love a cup. Hey, you want rum cake? I shouldn't. Have some. No, I can't. Come on! I'm trying to lose a couple micrograms. Where? These stripes don't help. You look great! I don't know if you know anything about fashion. Are you all right? No. He's making the tie in the cab as they're flying up Madison. He finally gets there. He runs up the steps into the church. The wedding is on. And he says, "Watermelon? I thought you said Guatemalan. Why would I marry a watermelon?" Is that a bee joke? That's the kind of stuff we do. Yeah, different. So, what are you gonna do, Barry? About work? I don't know. I want to do my part for The Hive, but I can't do it the way they want. I know how you feel. You do? Sure. My parents wanted me to be a lawyer or a doctor, but I wanted to be a florist. Really? My only interest is flowers. Our new queen was just elected with that same campaign slogan. Anyway, if you look... There's my hive right there. See it? You're in Sheep Meadow! Yes! I'm right off the Turtle Pond! No way! I know that area. I lost a toe ring there once. Why do girls put rings on their toes? Why not? It's like putting a hat on your knee. Maybe I'll try that. You all right, ma'am? Oh, yeah. Fine. Just having two cups of coffee! Anyway, this has been great. Thanks for the coffee. Yeah, it's no trouble. Sorry I couldn't finish it. If I did, I'd be up the rest of my life. Are you...? Can I take a piece of this with me? Sure! Here, have a crumb. Thanks! Yeah. All right. Well, then... I guess I'll see you around. Or not. OK, Barry. And thank you so much again... for before. Oh, that? That was nothing. Well, not nothing, but... Anyway... This can't possibly work. He's all set to go. We may as well try it. OK, Dave, pull the chute. Sounds amazing. It was amazing! It was the scariest, happiest moment of my life. Humans! I can't believe you were with humans! Giant, scary humans! What were they like? Huge and crazy. They talk crazy. They eat crazy giant things. They drive crazy. Do they try and kill you, like on TV? Some of them. But some of them don't. How'd you get back? Poodle. You did it, and I'm glad. You saw whatever you wanted to see. You had your "experience." Now you can pick out yourjob and be normal. Well... Well? Well, I met someone. You did? Was she Bee-ish? A wasp?! Your parents will kill you! No, no, no, not a wasp. Spider? I'm not attracted to spiders. I know it's the hottest thing, with the eight legs and all. I can't get by that face. So who is she? She's... human. No, no. That's a bee law. You wouldn't break a bee law. Her name's Vanessa. Oh, boy. She's so nice. And she's a florist! Oh, no! You're dating a human florist! We're not dating. You're flying outside The Hive, talking to humans that attack our homes with power washers and M-80s! One-eighth a stick of dynamite! She saved my life! And she understands me. This is over! Eat this. This is not over! What was that? They call it a crumb. It was so stingin' stripey! And that's not what they eat. That's what falls off what they eat! You know what a Cinnabon is? No. It's bread and cinnamon and frosting. They heat it up... Sit down! ...really hot! Listen to me! We are not them! We're us. There's us and there's them! Yes, but who can deny the heart that is yearning? There's no yearning. Stop yearning. Listen to me! You have got to start thinking bee, my friend. Thinking bee! Thinking bee. Thinking bee. Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! There he is. He's in the pool. You know what your problem is, Barry? I gotta start thinking bee? How much longer will this go on? It's been three days! Why aren't you working? I've got a lot of big life decisions to think about. What life? You have no life! You have no job. You're barely a bee! Would it kill you to make a little honey? Barry, come out. Your father's talking to you. Martin, would you talk to him? Barry, I'm talking to you! You coming? Got everything? All set! Go ahead. I'll catch up. Don't be too long. Watch this! Vanessa! We're still here. I told you not to yell at him. He doesn't respond to yelling! Then why yell at me? Because you don't listen! I'm not listening to this. Sorry, I've gotta go. Where are you going? I'm meeting a friend. A girl? Is this why you can't decide? Bye. I just hope she's Bee-ish. They have a huge parade of flowers every year in Pasadena? To be in the Tournament of Roses, that's every florist's dream! Up on a float, surrounded by flowers, crowds cheering. A tournament. Do the roses compete in athletic events? No. All right, I've got one. How come you don't fly everywhere? It's exhausting. Why don't you run everywhere? It's faster. Yeah, OK, I see, I see. All right, your turn. TiVo. You can just freeze live TV? That's insane! You don't have that? We have Hivo, but it's a disease. It's a horrible, horrible disease. Oh, my. Dumb bees! You must want to sting all those jerks. We try not to sting. It's usually fatal for us. So you have to watch your temper. Very carefully. You kick a wall, take a walk, write an angry letter and throw it out. Work through it like any emotion: Anger, jealousy, lust. Oh, my goodness! Are you OK? Yeah. What is wrong with you?! It's a bug. He's not bothering anybody. Get out of here, you creep! What was that? A Pic 'N' Save circular? Yeah, it was. How did you know? It felt like about 10 pages. Seventy-five is pretty much our limit. You've really got that down to a science. I lost a cousin to Italian Vogue. I'll bet. What in the name of Mighty Hercules is this? How did this get here? cute Bee, Golden Blossom, Ray Liotta Private Select? Is he that actor? I never heard of him. Why is this here? For people. We eat it. You don't have enough food of your own? Well, yes. How do you get it? Bees make it. I know who makes it! And it's hard to make it! There's heating, cooling, stirring. You need a whole Krelman thing! It's organic. It's our-ganic! It's just honey, Barry. Just what?! Bees don't know about this! This is stealing! A lot of stealing! You've taken our homes, schools,hospitals! This is all we have! And it's on sale?! I'm getting to the bottom of this. I'm getting to the bottom of all of this! Hey, Hector. You almost done? Almost. He is here. I sense it. Well, I guess I'll go home now and just leave this nice honey out, with no one around. You're busted, box boy! I knew I heard something. So you can talk! I can talk. And now you'll start talking! Where you getting the sweet stuff? Who's your supplier? I don't understand. I thought we were friends. The last thing we want to do is upset bees! You're too late! It's ours now! You, sir, have crossed the wrong sword! You, sir, will be lunch for my iguana, Ignacio! Where is the honey coming from? Tell me where! Honey Farms! It comes from Honey Farms! Crazy person! What horrible thing has happened here? These faces, they never knew what hit them. And now they're on the road to nowhere! Just keep still. What? You're not dead? Do I look dead? They will wipe anything that moves. Where you headed? To Honey Farms. I am onto something huge here. I'm going to Alaska. Moose blood, crazy stuff. Blows your head off! I'm going to Tacoma. And you? He really is dead. All right. Uh-oh! What is that?! Oh, no! A wiper! Triple blade! Triple blade? Jump on! It's your only chance, bee! Why does everything have to be so doggone clean?! How much do you people need to see?! Open your eyes! Stick your head out the window! From NPR News in Washington, I'm Carl Kasell. But don't kill no more bugs! Bee! Moose blood guy!! You hear something? Like what? Like tiny screaming. Turn off the radio. Whassup, bee boy? Hey, Blood. Just a row of honey jars, as far as the eye could see. Wow! I assume wherever this truck goes is where they're getting it. I mean, that honey's ours. Bees hang tight. We're all jammed in. It's a close community. Not us, man. We on our own. Every mosquito on his own. What if you get in trouble? You a mosquito, you in trouble. Nobody likes us. They just smack. See a mosquito, smack, smack! At least you're out in the world. You must meet girls. Mosquito girls try to trade up, get with a moth, dragonfly. Mosquito girl don't want no mosquito. You got to be kidding me! Mooseblood's about to leave the building! So long, bee! Hey, guys! Mooseblood! I knew I'd catch y'all down here. Did you bring your crazy straw? We throw it in jars, slap a label on it, and it's pretty much pure profit. What is this place? A bee's got a brain the size of a pinhead. They are pinheads! Pinhead. Check out the new smoker. Oh, sweet. That's the one you want. The Thomas 3000! Smoker? Ninety puffs a minute, semi-automatic. Twice the nicotine, all the tar. A couple breaths of this knocks them right out. They make the honey, and we make the money. "They make the honey, and we make the money"? Oh, my! What's going on? Are you OK? Yeah. It doesn't last too long. Do you know you're in a fake hive with fake walls? Our queen was moved here. We had no choice. This is your queen? That's a man in women's clothes! That's a drag queen! What is this? Oh, no! There's hundreds of them! Bee honey. Our honey is being brazenly stolen on a massive scale! This is worse than anything bears have done! I intend to do something. Oh, Barry, stop. Who told you humans are taking our honey? That's a rumor. Do these look like rumors? That's a conspiracy theory. These are obviously doctored photos. How did you get mixed up in this? He's been talking to humans. What? Talking to humans?! He has a human girlfriend. And they make out! Make out? Barry! We do not. You wish you could. Whose side are you on? The bees! I dated a cricket once in San Antonio. Those crazy legs kept me up all night. Barry, this is what you want to do with your life? I want to do it for all our lives. Nobody works harder than bees! Dad, I remember you coming home so overworked your hands were still stirring. You couldn't stop. I remember that. What right do they have to our honey? We live on two cups a year. They put it in lip balm for no reason whatsoever! Even if it's true, what can one bee do? Sting them where it really hurts. In the face! The eye! That would hurt. No. Up the nose? That's a killer. There's only one place you can sting the humans, one place where it matters. Hive at Five, The Hive's only full-hour action news source. No more bee beards! With Bob Bumble at the anchor desk. Weather with Storm Stinger. Sports with Buzz Larvi. And Jeanette Chung. Good evening. I'm Bob Bumble. And I'm Jeanette Ohung. A tri-county bee, Barry Benson, intends to sue the human race for stealing our honey, packaging it and profiting from it illegally! Tomorrow night on Bee Larry King, we'll have three former queens here in our studio, discussing their new book, classy Ladies, out this week on Hexagon. Tonight we're talking to Barry Benson. Did you ever think, "I'm a kid from The Hive. I can't do this"? Bees have never been afraid to change the world. What about Bee Oolumbus? Bee Gandhi? Bejesus? Where I'm from, we'd never sue humans. We were thinking of stickball or candy stores. How old are you? The bee community is supporting you in this case, which will be the trial of the bee century. You know, they have a Larry King in the human world too. It's a common name. Next week... He looks like you and has a show and suspenders and colored dots... Next week... Glasses, quotes on the bottom from the guest even though you just heard 'em. Bear Week next week! They're scary, hairy and here live. Always leans forward, pointy shoulders, squinty eyes, very Jewish. In tennis, you attack at the point of weakness! It was my grandmother, Ken. She's 81. Honey, her backhand's a joke! I'm not gonna take advantage of that? Quiet, please. Actual work going on here. Is that that same bee? Yes, it is! I'm helping him sue the human race. Hello. Hello, bee. This is Ken. Yeah, I remember you. Timberland, size ten and a half. Vibram sole, I believe. Why does he talk again? Listen, you better go 'cause we're really busy working. But it's our yogurt night! Bye-bye. Why is yogurt night so difficult?! You poor thing. You two have been at this for hours! Yes, and Adam here has been a huge help. Frosting... How many sugars? Just one. I try not to use the competition. So why are you helping me? Bees have good qualities. And it takes my mind off the shop. Instead of flowers, people are giving balloon bouquets now. Those are great, if you're three. And artificial flowers. Oh, those just get me psychotic! Yeah, me too. Bent stingers, pointless pollination. Bees must hate those fake things! Nothing worse than a daffodil that's had work done. Maybe this could make up for it a little bit. This lawsuit's a pretty big deal. I guess. You sure you want to go through with it? Am I sure? When I'm done with the humans, they won't be able to say, "Honey, I'm home," without paying a royalty! It's an incredible scene here in downtown Manhattan, where the world anxiously waits, because for the first time in history, we will hear for ourselves if a honeybee can actually speak. What have we gotten into here, Barry? It's pretty big, isn't it? I can't believe how many humans don't work during the day. You think billion-dollar multinational food companies have good lawyers? Everybody needs to stay behind the barricade. What's the matter? I don't know, I just got a chill. Well, if it isn't the bee team. You boys work on this? All rise! The Honorable Judge Bumbleton presiding. All right. Case number 4475, Superior Court of New York, Barry Bee Benson v. the Honey Industry is now in session. Mr. Montgomery, you're representing the five food companies collectively? A privilege. Mr. Benson... you're representing all the bees of the world? I'm kidding. Yes, Your Honor, we're ready to proceed. Mr. Montgomery, your opening statement, please. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my grandmother was a simple woman. Born on a farm, she believed it was man's divine right to benefit from the bounty of nature God put before us. If we lived in the topsy-turvy world Mr. Benson imagines, just think of what would it mean. I would have to negotiate with the silkworm for the elastic in my britches! Talking bee! How do we know this isn't some sort of holographic motion-picture-capture Hollywood wizardry? They could be using laser beams! Robotics! Ventriloquism! Cloning! For all we know, he could be on steroids! Mr. Benson? Ladies and gentlemen, there's no trickery here. I'm just an ordinary bee. Honey's pretty important to me. It's important to all bees. We invented it! We make it. And we protect it with our lives. Unfortunately, there are some people in this room who think they can take it from us 'cause we're the little guys! I'm hoping that, after this is all over, you'll see how, by taking our honey, you not only take everything we have but everything we are! I wish he'd dress like that all the time. So nice! Call your first witness. So, Mr. Klauss Vanderhayden of Honey Farms, big company you have. I suppose so. I see you also own Honeyburton and Honron! Yes, they provide beekeepers for our farms. Beekeeper. I find that to be a very disturbing term. I don't imagine you employ any bee-free-ers, do you? No. I couldn't hear you. No. No. Because you don't free bees. You keep bees. Not only that, it seems you thought a bear would be an appropriate image for a jar of honey. They're very lovable creatures. Yogi Bear, Fozzie Bear, Build-A-Bear. You mean like this? Bears kill bees! How'd you like his head crashing through your living room?! Biting into your couch! Spitting out your throw pillows! OK, that's enough. Take him away. So, Mr. Sting, thank you for being here. Your name intrigues me. Where have I heard it before? I was with a band called The Police. But you've never been a police officer, have you? No, I haven't. No, you haven't. And so here we have yet another example of bee culture casually stolen by a human for nothing more than a prance-about stage name. Oh, please. Have you ever been stung, Mr. Sting? Because I'm feeling a little stung, Sting. Or should I say... Mr. Gordon M. Sumner! That's not his real name?! You idiots! Mr. Liotta, first, belated congratulations on your Emmy win for a guest spot on ER in 2005. Thank you. Thank you. I see from your resume that you're devilishly handsome with a churning inner turmoil that's ready to blow. I enjoy what I do. Is that a crime? Not yet it isn't. But is this what it's come to for you? Exploiting tiny, helpless bees so you don't have to rehearse your part and learn your lines, sir? Watch it, Benson! I could blow right now! This isn't a goodfella. This is a badfella! Why doesn't someone just step on this creep, and we can all go home?! Order in this court! You're all thinking it! Order! Order, I say! Say it! Mr. Liotta, please sit down! I think it was awfully nice of that bear to pitch in like that. I think the jury's on our side. Are we doing everything right, legally? I'm a florist. Right. Well, here's to a great team. To a great team! Well, hello. Ken! Hello. I didn't think you were coming. No, I was just late I tried to call, but... the battery. I didn't want all this to go to waste, so I called Barry. Luckily, he was free. Oh, that was lucky. There's a little left. I could heat it up. Yeah, heat it up, sure, whatever. So I hear you're quite a tennis player. I'm not much for the game myself. The ball's a little grabby. That's where I usually sit. Right... there. Ken, Barry was looking at your resume, and he agreed with me that eating with chopsticks isn't really a special skill. You think I don't see what you're doing? I know how hard it is to find the right job. We have that in common. Do we? Bees have 100 percent employment, but we do jobs like taking the crud out. That's just what I was thinking about doing. Ken, I let Barry borrow your razor for his fuzz. I hope that was all right. I'm going to drain the old stinger. Yeah, you do that. Look at that. You know, I've just about had it with your little Mind Games. What's that? Italian Vogue. Mamma mia, that's a lot of pages. A lot of ads. Remember what Van said, why is your life more valuable than mine? Funny, I just can't seem to recall that! I think something stinks in here! I love the smell of flowers. How do you like the smell of flames?! Not as much. Water bug! Not taking sides! Ken, I'm wearing a Chapstick hat! This is pathetic! I've got issues! Well, well, well, a royal flush! You're bluffing. Am I? Surf's up, dude! Poo water! That bowl is gnarly. Except for those dirty yellow rings! Kenneth! What are you doing?! You know, I don't even like honey! I don't eat it! We need to talk! He's just a little bee! And he happens to be the nicest bee I've met in a long time! Long time? What are you talking about?! Are there other bugs in your life? No, but there are other things bugging me in life. And you're one of them! Fine! Talking bees, no yogurt night... My nerves are fried from riding on this emotional roller coaster! Goodbye, Ken. And for your information, I prefer sugar-free, artificial sweeteners made by man! I'm sorry about all that. I know it's got an aftertaste! I like it! I always felt there was some kind of barrier between Ken and me. I couldn't overcome it. Oh, well. Are you OK for the trial? I believe Mr. Montgomery is about out of ideas. We would like to call Mr. Barry Benson Bee to the stand. Good idea! You can really see why he's considered one of the best lawyers... Yeah. Layton, you've gotta weave some magic with this jury, or it's gonna be all over. Don't worry. The only thing I have to do to turn this jury around is to remind them of what they don't like about bees. You got the tweezers? Are you allergic? Only to losing, son. Only to losing. Mr. Benson Bee, I'll ask you what I think we'd all like to know. What exactly is your relationship to that woman? We're friends. Good friends? Yes. How good? Do you live together? Wait a minute... Are you her little... bedbug? I've seen a bee documentary or two. From what I understand, doesn't your queen give birth to all the bee children? Yeah, but... So those aren't your real parents! Oh, Barry... Yes, they are! Hold me back! You're an illegitimate bee, aren't you, Benson? He's denouncing bees! Don't y'all date your cousins? Objection! I'm going to pincushion this guy! Adam, don't! It's what he wants! Oh, I'm hit!! Oh, lordy, I am hit! Order! Order! The venom! The venom is coursing through my veins! I have been felled by a winged beast of destruction! You see? You can't treat them like equals! They're striped savages! Stinging's the only thing they know! It's their way! Adam, stay with me. I can't feel my legs. What Angel of Mercy will come forward to suck the poison from my heaving buttocks? I will have order in this court. Order! Order, please! The case of the honeybees versus the human race took a pointed Turn Against the bees yesterday when one of their legal team stung Layton T. Montgomery. Hey, buddy. Hey. Is there much pain? Yeah. I... I blew the whole case, didn't I? It doesn't matter. What matters is you're alive. You could have died. I'd be better off dead. Look at me. They got it from the cafeteria downstairs, in a tuna sandwich. Look, there's a little celery still on it. What was it like to sting someone? I can't explain it. It was all... All adrenaline and then...and then ecstasy! All right. You think it was all a trap? Of course. I'm sorry. I flew us right into this. What were we thinking? Look at us. We're just a couple of bugs in this world. What will the humans do to us if they win? I don't know. I hear they put the roaches in motels. That doesn't sound so bad. Adam, they check in, but they don't check out! Oh, my. Could you get a nurse to close that window? Why? The smoke. Bees don't smoke. Right. Bees don't smoke. Bees don't smoke! But some bees are smoking. That's it! That's our case! It is? It's not over? Get dressed. I've gotta go somewhere. Get back to the court and c0efa1d89aadea1e65df4c4824dd358378931b90 1413 1408 2021-10-01T04:40:38Z Synapse 30495296 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767]] ([[User talk:2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:XDelphi|XDelphi]] wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nurses''' are the [[staff|staff members]] involved in treating and caring for patients on wards. == Levels == #Nursing intern #Registered nurse #Nurse specialist == Skills == *'''Patient care''': Nurse is capable of providing various types of patient care. == Specializations == *'''Receptionist''': Receptionist represent point of first contact with patient. *'''Medical surgery''': Medical surgery nurse represent important part of operative surgical teams. *'''Clinical specialist''': Clinical Nurse Specialist is capable of revealing appearance of patient's symptoms. == Roles == *'''Patient Care''': Patient care nurses are essential to the function of all inpatient wards (observation, regular, HDU and ICU) and will fulfil tasks such as checking on the patient, diagnostics to uncover new symptoms (with the clinical nurse specialist skill) and provide food or prescribed medications during meal and med times. *'''Patient Transport''': Patient transport is often one of the biggest contributors to poor hospital and efficiency as well as delay in diagnostics or treatments. 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When a surgery is scheduled and all staff have been reserved to perform it, the two scrub nurses will proceed to the theatre first, while the third transports the patient. Surgeons (3) will follow shortly after. Once the surgery is completed a nurse will be required to stay with the patient until another returns with a stretcher to transfer back to either the regular, high dependency (HDU) or intensive care (ICU) ward. 492a0d11a997ec20c48b58af26938947514ce941 0 58 1409 196 2021-10-01T04:39:18Z 2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767 0 /* Building */ wikitext text/x-wiki This page will explain the basic mechanics of playing the game. From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Ooh, black and yellow! Let's shake it up a little. Barry! Breakfast is ready! Coming! Hang on a second. Hello? Barry? Adam? Can you believe this is happening? I can't. I'll pick you up. Looking sharp. Use the stairs, Your father paid good money for those. Sorry. I'm excited. Here's the graduate. We're very proud of you, son. A perfect report card, all B's. Very proud. Ma! I got a thing going here. You got lint on your fuzz. Ow! That's me! Wave to us! We'll be in row 118,000. Bye! Barry, I told you, stop flying in the house! Hey, Adam. Hey, Barry. Is that fuzz gel? A little. Special day, graduation. Never thought I'd make it. Three days grade school, three days high school. Those were awkward. Three days college. I'm glad I took a day and hitchhiked around The Hive. You did come back different. Hi, Barry. Artie, growing a mustache? Looks good. Hear about Frankie? Yeah. You going to the funeral? No, I'm not going. Everybody knows, sting someone, you die. Don't waste it on a squirrel. Such a hothead. I guess he could have just gotten out of the way. I love this incorporating an amusement park into our day. That's why we don't need vacations. Boy, quite a bit of pomp under the circumstances. Well, Adam, today we are men. We are! Bee-men. Amen! Hallelujah! Students, faculty, distinguished bees, please welcome Dean Buzzwell. Welcome, New Hive City graduating class of 9:15. That concludes our ceremonies And begins your career at Honex Industries! Will we pick our job today? I heard it's just orientation. Heads up! Here we go. Keep your hands and antennas inside the tram at all times. Wonder what it'll be like? A little scary. Welcome to Honex, a division of Honesco and a part of the Hexagon Group. This is it! Wow. Wow. We know that you, as a bee, have worked your whole life to get to the point where you can work for your whole life. Honey begins when our valiant Pollen Jocks bring the nectar to The Hive. Our top-secret formula is automatically color-corrected, scent-adjusted and bubble-contoured into this soothing sweet syrup with its distinctive golden glow you know as... Honey! That girl was hot. She's my cousin! She is? Yes, we're all cousins. Right. You're right. At Honex, we constantly strive to improve every aspect of bee existence. These bees are stress-testing a new helmet technology. What do you think he makes? Not enough. Here we have our latest advancement, the Krelman. What does that do? Catches that little strand of honey that hangs after you pour it. Saves us millions. Can anyone work on the Krelman? Of course. Most bee jobs are small ones. But bees know that every small job, if it's done well, means a lot. But choose carefully because you'll stay in the job you pick for the rest of your life. The same job the rest of your life? I didn't know that. What's the difference? You'll be happy to know that bees, as a species, haven't had one day off in 27 million years. So you'll just work us to death? We'll sure try. Wow! That blew my mind! "What's the difference?" How can you say that? One job forever? That's an insane choice to have to make. I'm relieved. Now we only have to make one decision in life. But, Adam, how could they never have told us that? Why would you question anything? We're bees. We're the most perfectly functioning society on Earth. You ever think maybe things work a little too well here? Like what? Give me one example. I don't know. But you know what I'm talking about. Please clear the gate. Royal Nectar Force on approach. Wait a second. Check it out. Hey, those are Pollen Jocks! Wow. I've never seen them this close. They know what it's like outside The Hive. Yeah, but some don't come back. Hey, Jocks! Hi, Jocks! You guys did great! You're monsters! You're sky freaks! I love it! I love it! I wonder where they were. I don't know. Their day's not planned. Outside The Hive, flying who knows where, doing who knows what. You can't just decide to be a Pollen Jock. You have to be bred for that. Right. Look. That's more pollen than you and I will see in a lifetime. It's just a status symbol. Bees make too much of it. Perhaps. Unless you're wearing it and the ladies see you wearing it. Those ladies? Aren't they our cousins too? Distant. Distant. Look at these two. Couple of Hive Harrys. Let's have fun with them. It must be dangerous being a Pollen Jock. Yeah. Once a bear pinned me against a mushroom! He had a paw on my throat, and with the other, he was slapping me! Oh, my! I never thought I'd knock him out. What were you doing during this? Trying to alert the authorities. I can autograph that. A little gusty out there today, wasn't it, comrades? Yeah. Gusty. We're hitting a sunflower patch six miles from here tomorrow. Six miles, huh? Barry! A puddle jump for us, but maybe you're not up for it. Maybe I am. You are not! We're going 0900 at J-Gate. What do you think, buzzy-boy? Are you bee enough? I might be. It all depends on what 0900 means. Hey, Honex! Dad, you surprised me. You decide what you're interested in? Well, there's a lot of choices. But you only get one. Do you ever get bored doing the same job every day? Son, let me tell you about stirring. You grab that stick, and you just move it around, and you stir it around. You get yourself into a rhythm. It's a beautiful thing. You know, Dad, the more I think about it, maybe the honey field just isn't right for me. You were thinking of what, making balloon animals? That's a bad job for a guy with a stinger. Janet, your son's not sure he wants to go into honey! Barry, you are so funny sometimes. I'm not trying to be funny. You're not funny! You're going into honey. Our son, the stirrer! You're gonna be a stirrer? No one's listening to me! Wait till you see the sticks I have. I could say anything right now. I'm gonna get an ant tattoo! Let's open some honey and celebrate! Maybe I'll pierce my thorax. Shave my antennae. Shack up with a grasshopper. Get a gold tooth and call everybody "dawg"! I'm so proud. We're starting work today! Today's the day. Come on! All the good jobs will be gone. Yeah, right. Pollen counting, stunt bee, pouring, stirrer, front desk, hair removal... Is it still available? Hang on. Two left! One of them's yours! Congratulations! Step to the side. What'd you get? Picking crud out. Stellar! Wow! Couple of newbies? Yes, sir! Our first day! We are ready! Make your choice. You want to go first? No, you go. Oh, my. What's available? Restroom attendant's open, not for the reason you think. Any chance of getting the Krelman? Sure, you're on. I'm sorry, the Krelman just closed out. Wax monkey's always open. The Krelman opened up again. What happened? A bee died. Makes an opening. See? He's dead. Another dead one. Deady. Deadified. Two more dead. Dead from the neck up. Dead from the neck down. That's life! Oh, this is so hard! Heating, cooling, stunt bee, pourer, stirrer, humming, inspector number seven, lint coordinator, stripe supervisor, mite wrangler. Barry, what do you think I should... Barry? Barry! All right, we've got the sunflower patch in quadrant nine... What happened to you? Where are you? I'm going out. Out? Out where? Out there. Oh, no! I have to, before I go to work for the rest of my life. You're gonna die! You're crazy! Hello? Another call coming in. If anyone's feeling brave, there's a Korean deli on 83rd that gets their roses today. Hey, guys. Look at that. Isn't that the kid we saw yesterday? Hold it, son, flight deck's restricted. It's OK, Lou. We're gonna take him up. Really? Feeling lucky, are you? Sign here, here. Just initial that. Thank you. OK. You got a rain advisory today, and as you all know, bees cannot fly in rain. So be careful. As always, watch your brooms, hockey sticks, dogs, birds, bears and bats. Also, I got a couple of reports of root beer being poured on us. Murphy's in a home because of it, babbling like a cicada! That's awful. And a reminder for you rookies, bee law number one, absolutely no talking to humans! All right, launch positions! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Black and yellow! Hello! You ready for this, hot shot? Yeah. Yeah, bring it on. Wind, check. Antennae, check. Nectar pack, check. Wings, check. Stinger, check. Scared out of my shorts, check. OK, ladies, let's move it out! Pound those petunias, you striped stem-suckers! All of you, drain those flowers! Wow! I'm out! I can't believe I'm out! So blue. I feel so fast and free! Box kite! Wow! Flowers! This is Blue Leader, We have roses visual. Bring it around 30 degrees and hold. Roses! 30 degrees, roger. Bringing it around. Stand to the side, kid. It's got a bit of a kick. That is one nectar collector! Ever see pollination up close? No, sir. I pick up some pollen here, sprinkle it over here. Maybe a dash over there, a pinch on that one. See that? It's a little bit of magic. That's amazing. Why do we do that? That's pollen power. More pollen, more flowers, more nectar, more honey for us. Cool. I'm picking up a lot of bright yellow, Could be daisies, Don't we need those? Copy that visual. Wait. One of these flowers seems to be on the move. Say again? You're reporting a moving flower? Affirmative. That was on the line! This is the coolest. What is it? I don't know, but I'm loving this color. It smells good. Not like a flower, but I like it. Yeah, fuzzy. Chemical-y. Careful, guys. It's a little grabby. My sweet lord of bees! Candy-brain, get off there! Problem! Guys! This could be bad. Affirmative. Very close. Gonna hurt. Mama's little boy. You are way out of position, rookie! Coming in at you like a missile! Help me! I don't think these are flowers. Should we tell him? I think he knows. What is this?! Match point! You can start packing up, honey, because you're about to eat it! Yowser! Gross. There's a bee in the car! Do something! I'm driving! Hi, bee. He's back here! He's going to sting me! Nobody move. If you don't move, he won't sting you. Freeze! He blinked! Spray him, Granny! What are you doing?! Wow... the tension level out here is unbelievable. I gotta get home. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Mayday! Mayday! Bee going down! Ken, could you close the window please? Ken, could you close the window please? Check out my new resume. I made it into a fold-out brochure. You see? Folds out. Oh, no. More humans. I don't need this. What was that? Maybe this time. This time. This time. This time! This time! This... Drapes! That is diabolical. It's fantastic. It's got all my special skills, even my top-ten favorite movies. What's number one? Star Wars? Nah, I don't go for that... kind of stuff. No wonder we shouldn't talk to them. They're out of their minds. When I leave a job interview, they're flabbergasted, can't believe what I say. There's the sun. Maybe that's a way out. I don't remember the sun having a big 75 on it. I predicted global warming. I could feel it getting hotter. At first I thought it was just me. Wait! Stop! Bee! Stand back. These are winter boots. Wait! Don't kill him! You know I'm allergic to them! This thing could kill me! Why does his life have less value than yours? Why does his life have any less value than mine? Is that your statement? I'm just saying all life has value. You don't know what he's capable of feeling. My brochure! There you go, little guy. I'm not scared of him.It's an allergic thing. Put that on your resume brochure. My whole face could puff up. Make it one of your special skills. Knocking someone out is also a special skill. Right. Bye, Vanessa. Thanks. Vanessa, next week? Yogurt night? Sure, Ken. You know, whatever. You could put carob chips on there. Bye. Supposed to be less calories. Bye. I gotta say something. She saved my life. I gotta say something. All right, here it goes. Nah. What would I say? I could really get in trouble. It's a bee law. You're not supposed to talk to a human. I can't believe I'm doing this. I've got to. Oh, I can't do it. Come on! No. Yes. No. Do it. I can't. How should I start it? "You like jazz?" No, that's no good. Here she comes! Speak, you fool! Hi! I'm sorry. You're talking. Yes, I know. You're talking! I'm so sorry. No, it's OK. It's fine. I know I'm dreaming. But I don't recall going to bed. Well, I'm sure this is very disconcerting. This is a bit of a surprise to me. I mean, you're a bee! I am. And I'm not supposed to be doing this, but they were all trying to kill me. And if it wasn't for you... I had to thank you. It's just how I was raised. That was a little weird. I'm talking with a bee. Yeah. I'm talking to a bee. And the bee is talking to me! I just want to say I'm grateful. I'll leave now. Wait! How did you learn to do that? What? The talking thing. Same way you did, I guess. "Mama, Dada, honey." You pick it up. That's very funny. Yeah. Bees are funny. If we didn't laugh, we'd cry with what we have to deal with. Anyway... Can I... get you something? Like what? I don't know. I mean... I don't know. Coffee? I don't want to put you out. It's no trouble. It takes two minutes. It's just coffee. I hate to impose. Don't be ridiculous! Actually, I would love a cup. Hey, you want rum cake? I shouldn't. Have some. No, I can't. Come on! I'm trying to lose a couple micrograms. Where? These stripes don't help. You look great! I don't know if you know anything about fashion. Are you all right? No. He's making the tie in the cab as they're flying up Madison. He finally gets there. He runs up the steps into the church. The wedding is on. And he says, "Watermelon? I thought you said Guatemalan. Why would I marry a watermelon?" Is that a bee joke? That's the kind of stuff we do. Yeah, different. So, what are you gonna do, Barry? About work? I don't know. I want to do my part for The Hive, but I can't do it the way they want. I know how you feel. You do? Sure. My parents wanted me to be a lawyer or a doctor, but I wanted to be a florist. Really? My only interest is flowers. Our new queen was just elected with that same campaign slogan. Anyway, if you look... There's my hive right there. See it? You're in Sheep Meadow! Yes! I'm right off the Turtle Pond! No way! I know that area. I lost a toe ring there once. Why do girls put rings on their toes? Why not? It's like putting a hat on your knee. Maybe I'll try that. You all right, ma'am? Oh, yeah. Fine. Just having two cups of coffee! Anyway, this has been great. Thanks for the coffee. Yeah, it's no trouble. Sorry I couldn't finish it. If I did, I'd be up the rest of my life. Are you...? Can I take a piece of this with me? Sure! Here, have a crumb. Thanks! Yeah. All right. Well, then... I guess I'll see you around. Or not. OK, Barry. And thank you so much again... for before. Oh, that? That was nothing. Well, not nothing, but... Anyway... This can't possibly work. He's all set to go. We may as well try it. OK, Dave, pull the chute. Sounds amazing. It was amazing! It was the scariest, happiest moment of my life. Humans! I can't believe you were with humans! Giant, scary humans! What were they like? Huge and crazy. They talk crazy. They eat crazy giant things. They drive crazy. Do they try and kill you, like on TV? Some of them. But some of them don't. How'd you get back? Poodle. You did it, and I'm glad. You saw whatever you wanted to see. You had your "experience." Now you can pick out yourjob and be normal. Well... Well? Well, I met someone. You did? Was she Bee-ish? A wasp?! Your parents will kill you! No, no, no, not a wasp. Spider? I'm not attracted to spiders. I know it's the hottest thing, with the eight legs and all. I can't get by that face. So who is she? She's... human. No, no. That's a bee law. You wouldn't break a bee law. Her name's Vanessa. Oh, boy. She's so nice. And she's a florist! Oh, no! You're dating a human florist! We're not dating. You're flying outside The Hive, talking to humans that attack our homes with power washers and M-80s! One-eighth a stick of dynamite! She saved my life! And she understands me. This is over! Eat this. This is not over! What was that? They call it a crumb. It was so stingin' stripey! And that's not what they eat. That's what falls off what they eat! You know what a Cinnabon is? No. It's bread and cinnamon and frosting. They heat it up... Sit down! ...really hot! Listen to me! We are not them! We're us. There's us and there's them! Yes, but who can deny the heart that is yearning? There's no yearning. Stop yearning. Listen to me! You have got to start thinking bee, my friend. Thinking bee! Thinking bee. Thinking bee. Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! There he is. He's in the pool. You know what your problem is, Barry? I gotta start thinking bee? How much longer will this go on? It's been three days! Why aren't you working? I've got a lot of big life decisions to think about. What life? You have no life! You have no job. You're barely a bee! Would it kill you to make a little honey? Barry, come out. Your father's talking to you. Martin, would you talk to him? Barry, I'm talking to you! You coming? Got everything? All set! Go ahead. I'll catch up. Don't be too long. Watch this! Vanessa! We're still here. I told you not to yell at him. He doesn't respond to yelling! Then why yell at me? Because you don't listen! I'm not listening to this. Sorry, I've gotta go. Where are you going? I'm meeting a friend. A girl? Is this why you can't decide? Bye. I just hope she's Bee-ish. They have a huge parade of flowers every year in Pasadena? To be in the Tournament of Roses, that's every florist's dream! Up on a float, surrounded by flowers, crowds cheering. A tournament. Do the roses compete in athletic events? No. All right, I've got one. How come you don't fly everywhere? It's exhausting. Why don't you run everywhere? It's faster. Yeah, OK, I see, I see. All right, your turn. TiVo. You can just freeze live TV? That's insane! You don't have that? We have Hivo, but it's a disease. It's a horrible, horrible disease. Oh, my. Dumb bees! You must want to sting all those jerks. We try not to sting. It's usually fatal for us. So you have to watch your temper. Very carefully. You kick a wall, take a walk, write an angry letter and throw it out. Work through it like any emotion: Anger, jealousy, lust. Oh, my goodness! Are you OK? Yeah. What is wrong with you?! It's a bug. He's not bothering anybody. Get out of here, you creep! What was that? A Pic 'N' Save circular? Yeah, it was. How did you know? It felt like about 10 pages. Seventy-five is pretty much our limit. You've really got that down to a science. I lost a cousin to Italian Vogue. I'll bet. What in the name of Mighty Hercules is this? How did this get here? cute Bee, Golden Blossom, Ray Liotta Private Select? Is he that actor? I never heard of him. Why is this here? For people. We eat it. You don't have enough food of your own? Well, yes. How do you get it? Bees make it. I know who makes it! And it's hard to make it! There's heating, cooling, stirring. You need a whole Krelman thing! It's organic. It's our-ganic! It's just honey, Barry. Just what?! Bees don't know about this! This is stealing! A lot of stealing! You've taken our homes, schools,hospitals! This is all we have! And it's on sale?! I'm getting to the bottom of this. I'm getting to the bottom of all of this! Hey, Hector. You almost done? Almost. He is here. I sense it. Well, I guess I'll go home now and just leave this nice honey out, with no one around. You're busted, box boy! I knew I heard something. So you can talk! I can talk. And now you'll start talking! Where you getting the sweet stuff? Who's your supplier? I don't understand. I thought we were friends. The last thing we want to do is upset bees! You're too late! It's ours now! You, sir, have crossed the wrong sword! You, sir, will be lunch for my iguana, Ignacio! Where is the honey coming from? Tell me where! Honey Farms! It comes from Honey Farms! Crazy person! What horrible thing has happened here? These faces, they never knew what hit them. And now they're on the road to nowhere! Just keep still. What? You're not dead? Do I look dead? They will wipe anything that moves. Where you headed? To Honey Farms. I am onto something huge here. I'm going to Alaska. Moose blood, crazy stuff. Blows your head off! I'm going to Tacoma. And you? He really is dead. All right. Uh-oh! What is that?! Oh, no! A wiper! Triple blade! Triple blade? Jump on! It's your only chance, bee! Why does everything have to be so doggone clean?! How much do you people need to see?! Open your eyes! Stick your head out the window! From NPR News in Washington, I'm Carl Kasell. But don't kill no more bugs! Bee! Moose blood guy!! You hear something? Like what? Like tiny screaming. Turn off the radio. Whassup, bee boy? Hey, Blood. Just a row of honey jars, as far as the eye could see. Wow! I assume wherever this truck goes is where they're getting it. I mean, that honey's ours. Bees hang tight. We're all jammed in. It's a close community. Not us, man. We on our own. Every mosquito on his own. What if you get in trouble? You a mosquito, you in trouble. Nobody likes us. They just smack. See a mosquito, smack, smack! At least you're out in the world. You must meet girls. Mosquito girls try to trade up, get with a moth, dragonfly. Mosquito girl don't want no mosquito. You got to be kidding me! Mooseblood's about to leave the building! So long, bee! Hey, guys! Mooseblood! I knew I'd catch y'all down here. Did you bring your crazy straw? We throw it in jars, slap a label on it, and it's pretty much pure profit. What is this place? A bee's got a brain the size of a pinhead. They are pinheads! Pinhead. Check out the new smoker. Oh, sweet. That's the one you want. The Thomas 3000! Smoker? Ninety puffs a minute, semi-automatic. Twice the nicotine, all the tar. A couple breaths of this knocks them right out. They make the honey, and we make the money. "They make the honey, and we make the money"? Oh, my! What's going on? Are you OK? Yeah. It doesn't last too long. Do you know you're in a fake hive with fake walls? Our queen was moved here. We had no choice. This is your queen? That's a man in women's clothes! That's a drag queen! What is this? Oh, no! There's hundreds of them! Bee honey. Our honey is being brazenly stolen on a massive scale! This is worse than anything bears have done! I intend to do something. Oh, Barry, stop. Who told you humans are taking our honey? That's a rumor. Do these look like rumors? That's a conspiracy theory. These are obviously doctored photos. How did you get mixed up in this? He's been talking to humans. What? Talking to humans?! He has a human girlfriend. And they make out! Make out? Barry! We do not. You wish you could. Whose side are you on? The bees! I dated a cricket once in San Antonio. Those crazy legs kept me up all night. Barry, this is what you want to do with your life? I want to do it for all our lives. Nobody works harder than bees! Dad, I remember you coming home so overworked your hands were still stirring. You couldn't stop. I remember that. What right do they have to our honey? We live on two cups a year. They put it in lip balm for no reason whatsoever! Even if it's true, what can one bee do? Sting them where it really hurts. In the face! The eye! That would hurt. No. Up the nose? That's a killer. There's only one place you can sting the humans, one place where it matters. Hive at Five, The Hive's only full-hour action news source. No more bee beards! With Bob Bumble at the anchor desk. Weather with Storm Stinger. Sports with Buzz Larvi. And Jeanette Chung. Good evening. I'm Bob Bumble. And I'm Jeanette Ohung. A tri-county bee, Barry Benson, intends to sue the human race for stealing our honey, packaging it and profiting from it illegally! Tomorrow night on Bee Larry King, we'll have three former queens here in our studio, discussing their new book, classy Ladies, out this week on Hexagon. Tonight we're talking to Barry Benson. Did you ever think, "I'm a kid from The Hive. I can't do this"? Bees have never been afraid to change the world. What about Bee Oolumbus? Bee Gandhi? Bejesus? Where I'm from, we'd never sue humans. We were thinking of stickball or candy stores. How old are you? The bee community is supporting you in this case, which will be the trial of the bee century. You know, they have a Larry King in the human world too. It's a common name. Next week... He looks like you and has a show and suspenders and colored dots... Next week... Glasses, quotes on the bottom from the guest even though you just heard 'em. Bear Week next week! They're scary, hairy and here live. Always leans forward, pointy shoulders, squinty eyes, very Jewish. In tennis, you attack at the point of weakness! It was my grandmother, Ken. She's 81. Honey, her backhand's a joke! I'm not gonna take advantage of that? Quiet, please. Actual work going on here. Is that that same bee? Yes, it is! I'm helping him sue the human race. Hello. Hello, bee. This is Ken. Yeah, I remember you. Timberland, size ten and a half. Vibram sole, I believe. Why does he talk again? Listen, you better go 'cause we're really busy working. But it's our yogurt night! Bye-bye. Why is yogurt night so difficult?! You poor thing. You two have been at this for hours! Yes, and Adam here has been a huge help. Frosting... How many sugars? Just one. I try not to use the competition. So why are you helping me? Bees have good qualities. And it takes my mind off the shop. Instead of flowers, people are giving balloon bouquets now. Those are great, if you're three. And artificial flowers. Oh, those just get me psychotic! Yeah, me too. Bent stingers, pointless pollination. Bees must hate those fake things! Nothing worse than a daffodil that's had work done. Maybe this could make up for it a little bit. This lawsuit's a pretty big deal. I guess. You sure you want to go through with it? Am I sure? When I'm done with the humans, they won't be able to say, "Honey, I'm home," without paying a royalty! It's an incredible scene here in downtown Manhattan, where the world anxiously waits, because for the first time in history, we will hear for ourselves if a honeybee can actually speak. What have we gotten into here, Barry? It's pretty big, isn't it? I can't believe how many humans don't work during the day. You think billion-dollar multinational food companies have good lawyers? Everybody needs to stay behind the barricade. What's the matter? I don't know, I just got a chill. Well, if it isn't the bee team. You boys work on this? All rise! The Honorable Judge Bumbleton presiding. All right. Case number 4475, Superior Court of New York, Barry Bee Benson v. the Honey Industry is now in session. Mr. Montgomery, you're representing the five food companies collectively? A privilege. Mr. Benson... you're representing all the bees of the world? I'm kidding. Yes, Your Honor, we're ready to proceed. Mr. Montgomery, your opening statement, please. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my grandmother was a simple woman. Born on a farm, she believed it was man's divine right to benefit from the bounty of nature God put before us. If we lived in the topsy-turvy world Mr. Benson imagines, just think of what would it mean. I would have to negotiate with the silkworm for the elastic in my britches! Talking bee! How do we know this isn't some sort of holographic motion-picture-capture Hollywood wizardry? They could be using laser beams! Robotics! Ventriloquism! Cloning! For all we know, he could be on steroids! Mr. Benson? Ladies and gentlemen, there's no trickery here. I'm just an ordinary bee. Honey's pretty important to me. It's important to all bees. We invented it! We make it. And we protect it with our lives. Unfortunately, there are some people in this room who think they can take it from us 'cause we're the little guys! I'm hoping that, after this is all over, you'll see how, by taking our honey, you not only take everything we have but everything we are! I wish he'd dress like that all the time. So nice! Call your first witness. So, Mr. Klauss Vanderhayden of Honey Farms, big company you have. I suppose so. I see you also own Honeyburton and Honron! Yes, they provide beekeepers for our farms. Beekeeper. I find that to be a very disturbing term. I don't imagine you employ any bee-free-ers, do you? No. I couldn't hear you. No. No. Because you don't free bees. You keep bees. Not only that, it seems you thought a bear would be an appropriate image for a jar of honey. They're very lovable creatures. Yogi Bear, Fozzie Bear, Build-A-Bear. You mean like this? Bears kill bees! How'd you like his head crashing through your living room?! Biting into your couch! Spitting out your throw pillows! OK, that's enough. Take him away. So, Mr. Sting, thank you for being here. Your name intrigues me. Where have I heard it before? I was with a band called The Police. But you've never been a police officer, have you? No, I haven't. No, you haven't. And so here we have yet another example of bee culture casually stolen by a human for nothing more than a prance-about stage name. Oh, please. Have you ever been stung, Mr. Sting? Because I'm feeling a little stung, Sting. Or should I say... Mr. Gordon M. Sumner! That's not his real name?! You idiots! Mr. Liotta, first, belated congratulations on your Emmy win for a guest spot on ER in 2005. Thank you. Thank you. I see from your resume that you're devilishly handsome with a churning inner turmoil that's ready to blow. I enjoy what I do. Is that a crime? Not yet it isn't. But is this what it's come to for you? Exploiting tiny, helpless bees so you don't have to rehearse your part and learn your lines, sir? Watch it, Benson! I could blow right now! This isn't a goodfella. This is a badfella! Why doesn't someone just step on this creep, and we can all go home?! Order in this court! You're all thinking it! Order! Order, I say! Say it! Mr. Liotta, please sit down! I think it was awfully nice of that bear to pitch in like that. I think the jury's on our side. Are we doing everything right, legally? I'm a florist. Right. Well, here's to a great team. To a great team! Well, hello. Ken! Hello. I didn't think you were coming. No, I was just late I tried to call, but... the battery. I didn't want all this to go to waste, so I called Barry. Luckily, he was free. Oh, that was lucky. There's a little left. I could heat it up. Yeah, heat it up, sure, whatever. So I hear you're quite a tennis player. I'm not much for the game myself. The ball's a little grabby. That's where I usually sit. Right... there. Ken, Barry was looking at your resume, and he agreed with me that eating with chopsticks isn't really a special skill. You think I don't see what you're doing? I know how hard it is to find the right job. We have that in common. Do we? Bees have 100 percent employment, but we do jobs like taking the crud out. That's just what I was thinking about doing. Ken, I let Barry borrow your razor for his fuzz. I hope that was all right. I'm going to drain the old stinger. Yeah, you do that. Look at that. You know, I've just about had it with your little Mind Games. What's that? Italian Vogue. Mamma mia, that's a lot of pages. A lot of ads. Remember what Van said, why is your life more valuable than mine? Funny, I just can't seem to recall that! I think something stinks in here! I love the smell of flowers. How do you like the smell of flames?! Not as much. Water bug! Not taking sides! Ken, I'm wearing a Chapstick hat! This is pathetic! I've got issues! Well, well, well, a royal flush! You're bluffing. Am I? Surf's up, dude! Poo water! That bowl is gnarly. Except for those dirty yellow rings! Kenneth! What are you doing?! You know, I don't even like honey! I don't eat it! We need to talk! He's just a little bee! And he happens to be the nicest bee I've met in a long time! Long time? What are you talking about?! Are there other bugs in your life? No, but there are other things bugging me in life. And you're one of them! Fine! Talking bees, no yogurt night... My nerves are fried from riding on this emotional roller coaster! Goodbye, Ken. And for your information, I prefer sugar-free, artificial sweeteners made by man! I'm sorry about all that. I know it's got an aftertaste! I like it! I always felt there was some kind of barrier between Ken and me. I couldn't overcome it. Oh, well. Are you OK for the trial? I believe Mr. Montgomery is about out of ideas. We would like to call Mr. Barry Benson Bee to the stand. Good idea! You can really see why he's considered one of the best lawyers... Yeah. Layton, you've gotta weave some magic with this jury, or it's gonna be all over. Don't worry. The only thing I have to do to turn this jury around is to remind them of what they don't like about bees. You got the tweezers? Are you allergic? Only to losing, son. Only to losing. Mr. Benson Bee, I'll ask you what I think we'd all like to know. What exactly is your relationship to that woman? We're friends. Good friends? Yes. How good? Do you live together? Wait a minute... Are you her little... bedbug? I've seen a bee documentary or two. From what I understand, doesn't your queen give birth to all the bee children? Yeah, but... So those aren't your real parents! Oh, Barry... Yes, they are! Hold me back! You're an illegitimate bee, aren't you, Benson? He's denouncing bees! Don't y'all date your cousins? Objection! I'm going to pincushion this guy! Adam, don't! It's what he wants! Oh, I'm hit!! Oh, lordy, I am hit! Order! Order! The venom! The venom is coursing through my veins! I have been felled by a winged beast of destruction! You see? You can't treat them like equals! They're striped savages! Stinging's the only thing they know! It's their way! Adam, stay with me. I can't feel my legs. What Angel of Mercy will come forward to suck the poison from my heaving buttocks? I will have order in this court. Order! Order, please! The case of the honeybees versus the human race took a pointed Turn Against the bees yesterday when one of their legal team stung Layton T. Montgomery. Hey, buddy. Hey. Is there much pain? Yeah. I... I blew the whole case, didn't I? It doesn't matter. What matters is you're alive. You could have died. I'd be better off dead. Look at me. They got it from the cafeteria downstairs, in a tuna sandwich. Look, there's a little celery still on it. What was it like to sting someone? I can't explain it. It was all... All adrenaline and then...and then ecstasy! All right. You think it was all a trap? Of course. I'm sorry. I flew us right into this. What were we thinking? Look at us. We're just a couple of bugs in this world. What will the humans do to us if they win? I don't know. I hear they put the roaches in motels. That doesn't sound so bad. Adam, they check in, but they don't check out! Oh, my. Could you get a nurse to close that window? Why? The smoke. Bees don't smoke. Right. Bees don't smoke. Bees don't smoke! But some bees are smoking. That's it! That's our case! It is? It's not over? Get dressed. I've gotta go somewhere. Get back to the court and ==Hiring and managing staff== ==Patients== [[Patients]] are the customers that visit your facility. It is your goal to correctly diagnose them and then treat this diagnosis. After this you will receive a payment based on the type of diagnosis and the [[insurance company]] the patient is member of. Besides payment the patient "rewards" your hospital with a [[Prestige rating]] based on several factors. ===Patient intake=== Patients can arrive at your hospital in two ways. Walk in or immobile. '''Walk in patients''' only arrive during clinic opening hours (08.00-18.00) and move around the hospital on their own. Most will go to the Emergency department with all their [[symptoms]] hidden. Some, however, will have a referral to a specific [[department]] and will go to the reception/waiting room of that department immediately. You have to imagine these patients as having seen a doctor at another facility, who then revealed some of their symptoms and decided to send them on to you. Any of these patients fall under one of three categories. *Low threat *Medium threat *High threat Low threat patients have(hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are unlikely to make them collapse. They will proceed straight towards the waiting room and don't visit the reception. Medium threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are likely to make them collapse eventually. They will go to the reception first where some of their symptoms are revealed (based on the skill of the receptionist). They will then be given priority in the waiting room if required '''Is this actually a mechanic???''' High threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are very likely to make them collapse (think organ failure for instance). They will follow the same steps as medium threat patients but will gain higher priority in the waiting room. '''Immobile patients''' always have a high threat rating and arrive at your hospital in an [[ambulance]] during the day- or night shift. These patients will be taken to the [[Trauma center]] for stabilization. After stabilization (suppressing dangerous symptoms) they will be send to another ward for further diagnosis. These patients need to be moved by a [[nurse]] on a stretcher. ====Amount of patients==== The amount of walk-in patients you receive during the day is primarily influenced by the [[Insurance Companies]] you have contracted. The number can be found in the insurance company tab. The rating of your hospital slightly affects this number as well. A bad rating would reduce your incoming numbers. Apart from new patients you can have patients from the previous day come back for two reasons: they were misdiagnosed or they were awaiting the results of a test when the day ended. The amount of immobile patients you receive depends on the amount of ambulances you have purchased. ===Diagnosing patients=== ===Treating patients=== Once you have confirmed the diagnoses of a patient you can proceed to treating them. Treating a patient consists out of a mandatory treatment and a secondary, optional treatment. The primary treatment is for the diagnosis you (or the ai doctors) have selected. This treatment will complete the processing of the patient. They will pay you, rate your hospital and then leave. The secondary treatments are for the symptoms the patient has. If you treat uncomfortable symptoms the patients will be more comfortable and will rate you hospital higher. Treatment is often a simple prescription for medication or a simple procedure a doctor can do in his office (cast for instance0. In more complex cases a patient will require surgery.......... ===Patients leaving=== Patients will leave your hospital for several reasons. The main reason is because you diagnosed them and completed the prescribed treatment. You will receive payment and a rating. Unless they were misdiagnosed they will not return. If you cannot diagnose or treat a patient due to missing equipment or rooms you can send them home without treatment. They will leave the hospital and you will receive no pay but will receive a negative rating('''is this true?''') At the end of clinic opening hours any patient in the process of being diagnosed to treated will leave. Only those awaiting the results of a lab test will return the day after ('''is this true'''). Hospitalized patients that can not be treated will be picked up by an ambulance and leave. 441e25a8a535c65cd1e85367e008bfdffa966a2e 1412 1409 2021-10-01T04:40:37Z Synapse 30495296 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767]] ([[User talk:2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:Bluehelmet|Bluehelmet]] wikitext text/x-wiki This page will explain the basic mechanics of playing the game. From building your hospital to diagnosing patients and managing staff. ==Building== ===Foundations, floors and walls=== ===Doors and windows=== ===Roofs and exterior=== ===Rooms=== ==Hiring and managing staff== ==Patients== [[Patients]] are the customers that visit your facility. It is your goal to correctly diagnose them and then treat this diagnosis. After this you will receive a payment based on the type of diagnosis and the [[insurance company]] the patient is member of. Besides payment the patient "rewards" your hospital with a [[Prestige rating]] based on several factors. ===Patient intake=== Patients can arrive at your hospital in two ways. Walk in or immobile. '''Walk in patients''' only arrive during clinic opening hours (08.00-18.00) and move around the hospital on their own. Most will go to the Emergency department with all their [[symptoms]] hidden. Some, however, will have a referral to a specific [[department]] and will go to the reception/waiting room of that department immediately. You have to imagine these patients as having seen a doctor at another facility, who then revealed some of their symptoms and decided to send them on to you. Any of these patients fall under one of three categories. *Low threat *Medium threat *High threat Low threat patients have(hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are unlikely to make them collapse. They will proceed straight towards the waiting room and don't visit the reception. Medium threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are likely to make them collapse eventually. They will go to the reception first where some of their symptoms are revealed (based on the skill of the receptionist). They will then be given priority in the waiting room if required '''Is this actually a mechanic???''' High threat patients have (hidden) symptoms and diagnosis that are very likely to make them collapse (think organ failure for instance). They will follow the same steps as medium threat patients but will gain higher priority in the waiting room. '''Immobile patients''' always have a high threat rating and arrive at your hospital in an [[ambulance]] during the day- or night shift. These patients will be taken to the [[Trauma center]] for stabilization. After stabilization (suppressing dangerous symptoms) they will be send to another ward for further diagnosis. These patients need to be moved by a [[nurse]] on a stretcher. ====Amount of patients==== The amount of walk-in patients you receive during the day is primarily influenced by the [[Insurance Companies]] you have contracted. The number can be found in the insurance company tab. The rating of your hospital slightly affects this number as well. A bad rating would reduce your incoming numbers. Apart from new patients you can have patients from the previous day come back for two reasons: they were misdiagnosed or they were awaiting the results of a test when the day ended. The amount of immobile patients you receive depends on the amount of ambulances you have purchased. ===Diagnosing patients=== ===Treating patients=== Once you have confirmed the diagnoses of a patient you can proceed to treating them. Treating a patient consists out of a mandatory treatment and a secondary, optional treatment. The primary treatment is for the diagnosis you (or the ai doctors) have selected. This treatment will complete the processing of the patient. They will pay you, rate your hospital and then leave. The secondary treatments are for the symptoms the patient has. If you treat uncomfortable symptoms the patients will be more comfortable and will rate you hospital higher. Treatment is often a simple prescription for medication or a simple procedure a doctor can do in his office (cast for instance0. In more complex cases a patient will require surgery.......... ===Patients leaving=== Patients will leave your hospital for several reasons. The main reason is because you diagnosed them and completed the prescribed treatment. You will receive payment and a rating. Unless they were misdiagnosed they will not return. If you cannot diagnose or treat a patient due to missing equipment or rooms you can send them home without treatment. They will leave the hospital and you will receive no pay but will receive a negative rating('''is this true?''') At the end of clinic opening hours any patient in the process of being diagnosed to treated will leave. Only those awaiting the results of a lab test will return the day after ('''is this true'''). Hospitalized patients that can not be treated will be picked up by an ambulance and leave. 3f70bffe3ef7473ed16f6ea48ab0b6db484bcfe7 0 45 1410 76 2021-10-01T04:39:32Z 2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767 0 /* Overview */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{stub}}'''''Project Hospital''''' is a medical-themed simulation video game developed and published by [[Oxymoron Games]]. It was released on 30 October 2018 on the Steam platform. According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Ooh, black and yellow! Let's shake it up a little. Barry! Breakfast is ready! Coming! Hang on a second. Hello? Barry? Adam? Can you believe this is happening? I can't. I'll pick you up. Looking sharp. Use the stairs, Your father paid good money for those. Sorry. I'm excited. Here's the graduate. We're very proud of you, son. A perfect report card, all B's. Very proud. Ma! I got a thing going here. You got lint on your fuzz. Ow! That's me! Wave to us! We'll be in row 118,000. Bye! Barry, I told you, stop flying in the house! Hey, Adam. Hey, Barry. Is that fuzz gel? A little. Special day, graduation. Never thought I'd make it. Three days grade school, three days high school. Those were awkward. Three days college. I'm glad I took a day and hitchhiked around The Hive. You did come back different. Hi, Barry. Artie, growing a mustache? Looks good. Hear about Frankie? Yeah. You going to the funeral? No, I'm not going. Everybody knows, sting someone, you die. Don't waste it on a squirrel. Such a hothead. I guess he could have just gotten out of the way. I love this incorporating an amusement park into our day. That's why we don't need vacations. Boy, quite a bit of pomp under the circumstances. Well, Adam, today we are men. We are! Bee-men. Amen! Hallelujah! Students, faculty, distinguished bees, please welcome Dean Buzzwell. Welcome, New Hive City graduating class of 9:15. That concludes our ceremonies And begins your career at Honex Industries! Will we pick our job today? I heard it's just orientation. Heads up! Here we go. Keep your hands and antennas inside the tram at all times. Wonder what it'll be like? A little scary. Welcome to Honex, a division of Honesco and a part of the Hexagon Group. This is it! Wow. Wow. We know that you, as a bee, have worked your whole life to get to the point where you can work for your whole life. Honey begins when our valiant Pollen Jocks bring the nectar to The Hive. Our top-secret formula is automatically color-corrected, scent-adjusted and bubble-contoured into this soothing sweet syrup with its distinctive golden glow you know as... Honey! That girl was hot. She's my cousin! She is? Yes, we're all cousins. Right. You're right. At Honex, we constantly strive to improve every aspect of bee existence. These bees are stress-testing a new helmet technology. What do you think he makes? Not enough. Here we have our latest advancement, the Krelman. What does that do? Catches that little strand of honey that hangs after you pour it. Saves us millions. Can anyone work on the Krelman? Of course. Most bee jobs are small ones. But bees know that every small job, if it's done well, means a lot. But choose carefully because you'll stay in the job you pick for the rest of your life. The same job the rest of your life? I didn't know that. What's the difference? You'll be happy to know that bees, as a species, haven't had one day off in 27 million years. So you'll just work us to death? We'll sure try. Wow! That blew my mind! "What's the difference?" How can you say that? One job forever? That's an insane choice to have to make. I'm relieved. Now we only have to make one decision in life. But, Adam, how could they never have told us that? Why would you question anything? We're bees. We're the most perfectly functioning society on Earth. You ever think maybe things work a little too well here? Like what? Give me one example. I don't know. But you know what I'm talking about. Please clear the gate. Royal Nectar Force on approach. Wait a second. Check it out. Hey, those are Pollen Jocks! Wow. I've never seen them this close. They know what it's like outside The Hive. Yeah, but some don't come back. Hey, Jocks! Hi, Jocks! You guys did great! You're monsters! You're sky freaks! I love it! I love it! I wonder where they were. I don't know. Their day's not planned. Outside The Hive, flying who knows where, doing who knows what. You can't just decide to be a Pollen Jock. You have to be bred for that. Right. Look. That's more pollen than you and I will see in a lifetime. It's just a status symbol. Bees make too much of it. Perhaps. Unless you're wearing it and the ladies see you wearing it. Those ladies? Aren't they our cousins too? Distant. Distant. Look at these two. Couple of Hive Harrys. Let's have fun with them. It must be dangerous being a Pollen Jock. Yeah. Once a bear pinned me against a mushroom! He had a paw on my throat, and with the other, he was slapping me! Oh, my! I never thought I'd knock him out. What were you doing during this? Trying to alert the authorities. I can autograph that. A little gusty out there today, wasn't it, comrades? Yeah. Gusty. We're hitting a sunflower patch six miles from here tomorrow. Six miles, huh? Barry! A puddle jump for us, but maybe you're not up for it. Maybe I am. You are not! We're going 0900 at J-Gate. What do you think, buzzy-boy? Are you bee enough? I might be. It all depends on what 0900 means. Hey, Honex! Dad, you surprised me. You decide what you're interested in? Well, there's a lot of choices. But you only get one. Do you ever get bored doing the same job every day? Son, let me tell you about stirring. You grab that stick, and you just move it around, and you stir it around. You get yourself into a rhythm. It's a beautiful thing. You know, Dad, the more I think about it, maybe the honey field just isn't right for me. You were thinking of what, making balloon animals? That's a bad job for a guy with a stinger. Janet, your son's not sure he wants to go into honey! Barry, you are so funny sometimes. I'm not trying to be funny. You're not funny! You're going into honey. Our son, the stirrer! You're gonna be a stirrer? No one's listening to me! Wait till you see the sticks I have. I could say anything right now. I'm gonna get an ant tattoo! Let's open some honey and celebrate! Maybe I'll pierce my thorax. Shave my antennae. Shack up with a grasshopper. Get a gold tooth and call everybody "dawg"! I'm so proud. We're starting work today! Today's the day. Come on! All the good jobs will be gone. Yeah, right. Pollen counting, stunt bee, pouring, stirrer, front desk, hair removal... Is it still available? Hang on. Two left! One of them's yours! Congratulations! Step to the side. What'd you get? Picking crud out. Stellar! Wow! Couple of newbies? Yes, sir! Our first day! We are ready! Make your choice. You want to go first? No, you go. Oh, my. What's available? Restroom attendant's open, not for the reason you think. Any chance of getting the Krelman? Sure, you're on. I'm sorry, the Krelman just closed out. Wax monkey's always open. The Krelman opened up again. What happened? A bee died. Makes an opening. See? He's dead. Another dead one. Deady. Deadified. Two more dead. Dead from the neck up. Dead from the neck down. That's life! Oh, this is so hard! Heating, cooling, stunt bee, pourer, stirrer, humming, inspector number seven, lint coordinator, stripe supervisor, mite wrangler. Barry, what do you think I should... Barry? Barry! All right, we've got the sunflower patch in quadrant nine... What happened to you? Where are you? I'm going out. Out? Out where? Out there. Oh, no! I have to, before I go to work for the rest of my life. You're gonna die! You're crazy! Hello? Another call coming in. If anyone's feeling brave, there's a Korean deli on 83rd that gets their roses today. Hey, guys. Look at that. Isn't that the kid we saw yesterday? Hold it, son, flight deck's restricted. It's OK, Lou. We're gonna take him up. Really? Feeling lucky, are you? Sign here, here. Just initial that. Thank you. OK. You got a rain advisory today, and as you all know, bees cannot fly in rain. So be careful. As always, watch your brooms, hockey sticks, dogs, birds, bears and bats. Also, I got a couple of reports of root beer being poured on us. Murphy's in a home because of it, babbling like a cicada! That's awful. And a reminder for you rookies, bee law number one, absolutely no talking to humans! All right, launch positions! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Black and yellow! Hello! You ready for this, hot shot? Yeah. Yeah, bring it on. Wind, check. Antennae, check. Nectar pack, check. Wings, check. Stinger, check. Scared out of my shorts, check. OK, ladies, let's move it out! Pound those petunias, you striped stem-suckers! All of you, drain those flowers! Wow! I'm out! I can't believe I'm out! So blue. I feel so fast and free! Box kite! Wow! Flowers! This is Blue Leader, We have roses visual. Bring it around 30 degrees and hold. Roses! 30 degrees, roger. Bringing it around. Stand to the side, kid. It's got a bit of a kick. That is one nectar collector! Ever see pollination up close? No, sir. I pick up some pollen here, sprinkle it over here. Maybe a dash over there, a pinch on that one. See that? It's a little bit of magic. That's amazing. Why do we do that? That's pollen power. More pollen, more flowers, more nectar, more honey for us. Cool. I'm picking up a lot of bright yellow, Could be daisies, Don't we need those? Copy that visual. Wait. One of these flowers seems to be on the move. Say again? You're reporting a moving flower? Affirmative. That was on the line! This is the coolest. What is it? I don't know, but I'm loving this color. It smells good. Not like a flower, but I like it. Yeah, fuzzy. Chemical-y. Careful, guys. It's a little grabby. My sweet lord of bees! Candy-brain, get off there! Problem! Guys! This could be bad. Affirmative. Very close. Gonna hurt. Mama's little boy. You are way out of position, rookie! Coming in at you like a missile! Help me! I don't think these are flowers. Should we tell him? I think he knows. What is this?! Match point! You can start packing up, honey, because you're about to eat it! Yowser! Gross. There's a bee in the car! Do something! I'm driving! Hi, bee. He's back here! He's going to sting me! Nobody move. If you don't move, he won't sting you. Freeze! He blinked! Spray him, Granny! What are you doing?! Wow... the tension level out here is unbelievable. I gotta get home. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Can't fly in rain. Mayday! Mayday! Bee going down! Ken, could you close the window please? Ken, could you close the window please? Check out my new resume. I made it into a fold-out brochure. You see? Folds out. Oh, no. More humans. I don't need this. What was that? Maybe this time. This time. This time. This time! This time! This... Drapes! That is diabolical. It's fantastic. It's got all my special skills, even my top-ten favorite movies. What's number one? Star Wars? Nah, I don't go for that... kind of stuff. No wonder we shouldn't talk to them. They're out of their minds. When I leave a job interview, they're flabbergasted, can't believe what I say. There's the sun. Maybe that's a way out. I don't remember the sun having a big 75 on it. I predicted global warming. I could feel it getting hotter. At first I thought it was just me. Wait! Stop! Bee! Stand back. These are winter boots. Wait! Don't kill him! You know I'm allergic to them! This thing could kill me! Why does his life have less value than yours? Why does his life have any less value than mine? Is that your statement? I'm just saying all life has value. You don't know what he's capable of feeling. My brochure! There you go, little guy. I'm not scared of him.It's an allergic thing. Put that on your resume brochure. My whole face could puff up. Make it one of your special skills. Knocking someone out is also a special skill. Right. Bye, Vanessa. Thanks. Vanessa, next week? Yogurt night? Sure, Ken. You know, whatever. You could put carob chips on there. Bye. Supposed to be less calories. Bye. I gotta say something. She saved my life. I gotta say something. All right, here it goes. Nah. What would I say? I could really get in trouble. It's a bee law. You're not supposed to talk to a human. I can't believe I'm doing this. I've got to. Oh, I can't do it. Come on! No. Yes. No. Do it. I can't. How should I start it? "You like jazz?" No, that's no good. Here she comes! Speak, you fool! Hi! I'm sorry. You're talking. Yes, I know. You're talking! I'm so sorry. No, it's OK. It's fine. I know I'm dreaming. But I don't recall going to bed. Well, I'm sure this is very disconcerting. This is a bit of a surprise to me. I mean, you're a bee! I am. And I'm not supposed to be doing this, but they were all trying to kill me. And if it wasn't for you... I had to thank you. It's just how I was raised. That was a little weird. I'm talking with a bee. Yeah. I'm talking to a bee. And the bee is talking to me! I just want to say I'm grateful. I'll leave now. Wait! How did you learn to do that? What? The talking thing. Same way you did, I guess. "Mama, Dada, honey." You pick it up. That's very funny. Yeah. Bees are funny. If we didn't laugh, we'd cry with what we have to deal with. Anyway... Can I... get you something? Like what? I don't know. I mean... I don't know. Coffee? I don't want to put you out. It's no trouble. It takes two minutes. It's just coffee. I hate to impose. Don't be ridiculous! Actually, I would love a cup. Hey, you want rum cake? I shouldn't. Have some. No, I can't. Come on! I'm trying to lose a couple micrograms. Where? These stripes don't help. You look great! I don't know if you know anything about fashion. Are you all right? No. He's making the tie in the cab as they're flying up Madison. He finally gets there. He runs up the steps into the church. The wedding is on. And he says, "Watermelon? I thought you said Guatemalan. Why would I marry a watermelon?" Is that a bee joke? That's the kind of stuff we do. Yeah, different. So, what are you gonna do, Barry? About work? I don't know. I want to do my part for The Hive, but I can't do it the way they want. I know how you feel. You do? Sure. My parents wanted me to be a lawyer or a doctor, but I wanted to be a florist. Really? My only interest is flowers. Our new queen was just elected with that same campaign slogan. Anyway, if you look... There's my hive right there. See it? You're in Sheep Meadow! Yes! I'm right off the Turtle Pond! No way! I know that area. I lost a toe ring there once. Why do girls put rings on their toes? Why not? It's like putting a hat on your knee. Maybe I'll try that. You all right, ma'am? Oh, yeah. Fine. Just having two cups of coffee! Anyway, this has been great. Thanks for the coffee. Yeah, it's no trouble. Sorry I couldn't finish it. If I did, I'd be up the rest of my life. Are you...? Can I take a piece of this with me? Sure! Here, have a crumb. Thanks! Yeah. All right. Well, then... I guess I'll see you around. Or not. OK, Barry. And thank you so much again... for before. Oh, that? That was nothing. Well, not nothing, but... Anyway... This can't possibly work. He's all set to go. We may as well try it. OK, Dave, pull the chute. Sounds amazing. It was amazing! It was the scariest, happiest moment of my life. Humans! I can't believe you were with humans! Giant, scary humans! What were they like? Huge and crazy. They talk crazy. They eat crazy giant things. They drive crazy. Do they try and kill you, like on TV? Some of them. But some of them don't. How'd you get back? Poodle. You did it, and I'm glad. You saw whatever you wanted to see. You had your "experience." Now you can pick out yourjob and be normal. Well... Well? Well, I met someone. You did? Was she Bee-ish? A wasp?! Your parents will kill you! No, no, no, not a wasp. Spider? I'm not attracted to spiders. I know it's the hottest thing, with the eight legs and all. I can't get by that face. So who is she? She's... human. No, no. That's a bee law. You wouldn't break a bee law. Her name's Vanessa. Oh, boy. She's so nice. And she's a florist! Oh, no! You're dating a human florist! We're not dating. You're flying outside The Hive, talking to humans that attack our homes with power washers and M-80s! One-eighth a stick of dynamite! She saved my life! And she understands me. This is over! Eat this. This is not over! What was that? They call it a crumb. It was so stingin' stripey! And that's not what they eat. That's what falls off what they eat! You know what a Cinnabon is? No. It's bread and cinnamon and frosting. They heat it up... Sit down! ...really hot! Listen to me! We are not them! We're us. There's us and there's them! Yes, but who can deny the heart that is yearning? There's no yearning. Stop yearning. Listen to me! You have got to start thinking bee, my friend. Thinking bee! Thinking bee. Thinking bee. Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! Thinking bee! There he is. He's in the pool. You know what your problem is, Barry? I gotta start thinking bee? How much longer will this go on? It's been three days! Why aren't you working? I've got a lot of big life decisions to think about. What life? You have no life! You have no job. You're barely a bee! Would it kill you to make a little honey? Barry, come out. Your father's talking to you. Martin, would you talk to him? Barry, I'm talking to you! You coming? Got everything? All set! Go ahead. I'll catch up. Don't be too long. Watch this! Vanessa! We're still here. I told you not to yell at him. He doesn't respond to yelling! Then why yell at me? Because you don't listen! I'm not listening to this. Sorry, I've gotta go. Where are you going? I'm meeting a friend. A girl? Is this why you can't decide? Bye. I just hope she's Bee-ish. They have a huge parade of flowers every year in Pasadena? To be in the Tournament of Roses, that's every florist's dream! Up on a float, surrounded by flowers, crowds cheering. A tournament. Do the roses compete in athletic events? No. All right, I've got one. How come you don't fly everywhere? It's exhausting. Why don't you run everywhere? It's faster. Yeah, OK, I see, I see. All right, your turn. TiVo. You can just freeze live TV? That's insane! You don't have that? We have Hivo, but it's a disease. It's a horrible, horrible disease. Oh, my. Dumb bees! You must want to sting all those jerks. We try not to sting. It's usually fatal for us. So you have to watch your temper. Very carefully. You kick a wall, take a walk, write an angry letter and throw it out. Work through it like any emotion: Anger, jealousy, lust. Oh, my goodness! Are you OK? Yeah. What is wrong with you?! It's a bug. He's not bothering anybody. Get out of here, you creep! What was that? A Pic 'N' Save circular? Yeah, it was. How did you know? It felt like about 10 pages. Seventy-five is pretty much our limit. You've really got that down to a science. I lost a cousin to Italian Vogue. I'll bet. What in the name of Mighty Hercules is this? How did this get here? cute Bee, Golden Blossom, Ray Liotta Private Select? Is he that actor? I never heard of him. Why is this here? For people. We eat it. You don't have enough food of your own? Well, yes. How do you get it? Bees make it. I know who makes it! And it's hard to make it! There's heating, cooling, stirring. You need a whole Krelman thing! It's organic. It's our-ganic! It's just honey, Barry. Just what?! Bees don't know about this! This is stealing! A lot of stealing! You've taken our homes, schools,hospitals! This is all we have! And it's on sale?! I'm getting to the bottom of this. I'm getting to the bottom of all of this! Hey, Hector. You almost done? Almost. He is here. I sense it. Well, I guess I'll go home now and just leave this nice honey out, with no one around. You're busted, box boy! I knew I heard something. So you can talk! I can talk. And now you'll start talking! Where you getting the sweet stuff? Who's your supplier? I don't understand. I thought we were friends. The last thing we want to do is upset bees! You're too late! It's ours now! You, sir, have crossed the wrong sword! You, sir, will be lunch for my iguana, Ignacio! Where is the honey coming from? Tell me where! Honey Farms! It comes from Honey Farms! Crazy person! What horrible thing has happened here? These faces, they never knew what hit them. And now they're on the road to nowhere! Just keep still. What? You're not dead? Do I look dead? They will wipe anything that moves. Where you headed? To Honey Farms. I am onto something huge here. I'm going to Alaska. Moose blood, crazy stuff. Blows your head off! I'm going to Tacoma. And you? He really is dead. All right. Uh-oh! What is that?! Oh, no! A wiper! Triple blade! Triple blade? Jump on! It's your only chance, bee! Why does everything have to be so doggone clean?! How much do you people need to see?! Open your eyes! Stick your head out the window! From NPR News in Washington, I'm Carl Kasell. But don't kill no more bugs! Bee! Moose blood guy!! You hear something? Like what? Like tiny screaming. Turn off the radio. Whassup, bee boy? Hey, Blood. Just a row of honey jars, as far as the eye could see. Wow! I assume wherever this truck goes is where they're getting it. I mean, that honey's ours. Bees hang tight. We're all jammed in. It's a close community. Not us, man. We on our own. Every mosquito on his own. What if you get in trouble? You a mosquito, you in trouble. Nobody likes us. They just smack. See a mosquito, smack, smack! At least you're out in the world. You must meet girls. Mosquito girls try to trade up, get with a moth, dragonfly. Mosquito girl don't want no mosquito. You got to be kidding me! Mooseblood's about to leave the building! So long, bee! Hey, guys! Mooseblood! I knew I'd catch y'all down here. Did you bring your crazy straw? We throw it in jars, slap a label on it, and it's pretty much pure profit. What is this place? A bee's got a brain the size of a pinhead. They are pinheads! Pinhead. Check out the new smoker. Oh, sweet. That's the one you want. The Thomas 3000! Smoker? Ninety puffs a minute, semi-automatic. Twice the nicotine, all the tar. A couple breaths of this knocks them right out. They make the honey, and we make the money. "They make the honey, and we make the money"? Oh, my! What's going on? Are you OK? Yeah. It doesn't last too long. Do you know you're in a fake hive with fake walls? Our queen was moved here. We had no choice. This is your queen? That's a man in women's clothes! That's a drag queen! What is this? Oh, no! There's hundreds of them! Bee honey. Our honey is being brazenly stolen on a massive scale! This is worse than anything bears have done! I intend to do something. Oh, Barry, stop. Who told you humans are taking our honey? That's a rumor. Do these look like rumors? That's a conspiracy theory. These are obviously doctored photos. How did you get mixed up in this? He's been talking to humans. What? Talking to humans?! He has a human girlfriend. And they make out! Make out? Barry! We do not. You wish you could. Whose side are you on? The bees! I dated a cricket once in San Antonio. Those crazy legs kept me up all night. Barry, this is what you want to do with your life? I want to do it for all our lives. Nobody works harder than bees! Dad, I remember you coming home so overworked your hands were still stirring. You couldn't stop. I remember that. What right do they have to our honey? We live on two cups a year. They put it in lip balm for no reason whatsoever! Even if it's true, what can one bee do? Sting them where it really hurts. In the face! The eye! That would hurt. No. Up the nose? That's a killer. There's only one place you can sting the humans, one place where it matters. Hive at Five, The Hive's only full-hour action news source. No more bee beards! With Bob Bumble at the anchor desk. Weather with Storm Stinger. Sports with Buzz Larvi. And Jeanette Chung. Good evening. I'm Bob Bumble. And I'm Jeanette Ohung. A tri-county bee, Barry Benson, intends to sue the human race for stealing our honey, packaging it and profiting from it illegally! Tomorrow night on Bee Larry King, we'll have three former queens here in our studio, discussing their new book, classy Ladies, out this week on Hexagon. Tonight we're talking to Barry Benson. Did you ever think, "I'm a kid from The Hive. I can't do this"? Bees have never been afraid to change the world. What about Bee Oolumbus? Bee Gandhi? Bejesus? Where I'm from, we'd never sue humans. We were thinking of stickball or candy stores. How old are you? The bee community is supporting you in this case, which will be the trial of the bee century. You know, they have a Larry King in the human world too. It's a common name. Next week... He looks like you and has a show and suspenders and colored dots... Next week... Glasses, quotes on the bottom from the guest even though you just heard 'em. Bear Week next week! They're scary, hairy and here live. Always leans forward, pointy shoulders, squinty eyes, very Jewish. In tennis, you attack at the point of weakness! It was my grandmother, Ken. She's 81. Honey, her backhand's a joke! I'm not gonna take advantage of that? Quiet, please. Actual work going on here. Is that that same bee? Yes, it is! I'm helping him sue the human race. Hello. Hello, bee. This is Ken. Yeah, I remember you. Timberland, size ten and a half. Vibram sole, I believe. Why does he talk again? Listen, you better go 'cause we're really busy working. But it's our yogurt night! Bye-bye. Why is yogurt night so difficult?! You poor thing. You two have been at this for hours! Yes, and Adam here has been a huge help. Frosting... How many sugars? Just one. I try not to use the competition. So why are you helping me? Bees have good qualities. And it takes my mind off the shop. Instead of flowers, people are giving balloon bouquets now. Those are great, if you're three. And artificial flowers. Oh, those just get me psychotic! Yeah, me too. Bent stingers, pointless pollination. Bees must hate those fake things! Nothing worse than a daffodil that's had work done. Maybe this could make up for it a little bit. This lawsuit's a pretty big deal. I guess. You sure you want to go through with it? Am I sure? When I'm done with the humans, they won't be able to say, "Honey, I'm home," without paying a royalty! It's an incredible scene here in downtown Manhattan, where the world anxiously waits, because for the first time in history, we will hear for ourselves if a honeybee can actually speak. What have we gotten into here, Barry? It's pretty big, isn't it? I can't believe how many humans don't work during the day. You think billion-dollar multinational food companies have good lawyers? Everybody needs to stay behind the barricade. What's the matter? I don't know, I just got a chill. Well, if it isn't the bee team. You boys work on this? All rise! The Honorable Judge Bumbleton presiding. All right. Case number 4475, Superior Court of New York, Barry Bee Benson v. the Honey Industry is now in session. Mr. Montgomery, you're representing the five food companies collectively? A privilege. Mr. Benson... you're representing all the bees of the world? I'm kidding. Yes, Your Honor, we're ready to proceed. Mr. Montgomery, your opening statement, please. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my grandmother was a simple woman. Born on a farm, she believed it was man's divine right to benefit from the bounty of nature God put before us. If we lived in the topsy-turvy world Mr. Benson imagines, just think of what would it mean. I would have to negotiate with the silkworm for the elastic in my britches! Talking bee! How do we know this isn't some sort of holographic motion-picture-capture Hollywood wizardry? They could be using laser beams! Robotics! Ventriloquism! Cloning! For all we know, he could be on steroids! Mr. Benson? Ladies and gentlemen, there's no trickery here. I'm just an ordinary bee. Honey's pretty important to me. It's important to all bees. We invented it! We make it. And we protect it with our lives. Unfortunately, there are some people in this room who think they can take it from us 'cause we're the little guys! I'm hoping that, after this is all over, you'll see how, by taking our honey, you not only take everything we have but everything we are! I wish he'd dress like that all the time. So nice! Call your first witness. So, Mr. Klauss Vanderhayden of Honey Farms, big company you have. I suppose so. I see you also own Honeyburton and Honron! Yes, they provide beekeepers for our farms. Beekeeper. I find that to be a very disturbing term. I don't imagine you employ any bee-free-ers, do you? No. I couldn't hear you. No. No. Because you don't free bees. You keep bees. Not only that, it seems you thought a bear would be an appropriate image for a jar of honey. They're very lovable creatures. Yogi Bear, Fozzie Bear, Build-A-Bear. You mean like this? Bears kill bees! How'd you like his head crashing through your living room?! Biting into your couch! Spitting out your throw pillows! OK, that's enough. Take him away. So, Mr. Sting, thank you for being here. Your name intrigues me. Where have I heard it before? I was with a band called The Police. But you've never been a police officer, have you? No, I haven't. No, you haven't. And so here we have yet another example of bee culture casually stolen by a human for nothing more than a prance-about stage name. Oh, please. Have you ever been stung, Mr. Sting? Because I'm feeling a little stung, Sting. Or should I say... Mr. Gordon M. Sumner! That's not his real name?! You idiots! Mr. Liotta, first, belated congratulations on your Emmy win for a guest spot on ER in 2005. Thank you. Thank you. I see from your resume that you're devilishly handsome with a churning inner turmoil that's ready to blow. I enjoy what I do. Is that a crime? Not yet it isn't. But is this what it's come to for you? Exploiting tiny, helpless bees so you don't have to rehearse your part and learn your lines, sir? Watch it, Benson! I could blow right now! This isn't a goodfella. This is a badfella! Why doesn't someone just step on this creep, and we can all go home?! Order in this court! You're all thinking it! Order! Order, I say! Say it! Mr. Liotta, please sit down! I think it was awfully nice of that bear to pitch in like that. I think the jury's on our side. Are we doing everything right, legally? I'm a florist. Right. Well, here's to a great team. To a great team! Well, hello. Ken! Hello. I didn't think you were coming. No, I was just late I tried to call, but... the battery. I didn't want all this to go to waste, so I called Barry. Luckily, he was free. Oh, that was lucky. There's a little left. I could heat it up. Yeah, heat it up, sure, whatever. So I hear you're quite a tennis player. I'm not much for the game myself. The ball's a little grabby. That's where I usually sit. Right... there. Ken, Barry was looking at your resume, and he agreed with me that eating with chopsticks isn't really a special skill. You think I don't see what you're doing? I know how hard it is to find the right job. We have that in common. Do we? Bees have 100 percent employment, but we do jobs like taking the crud out. That's just what I was thinking about doing. Ken, I let Barry borrow your razor for his fuzz. I hope that was all right. I'm going to drain the old stinger. Yeah, you do that. Look at that. You know, I've just about had it with your little Mind Games. What's that? Italian Vogue. Mamma mia, that's a lot of pages. A lot of ads. Remember what Van said, why is your life more valuable than mine? Funny, I just can't seem to recall that! I think something stinks in here! I love the smell of flowers. How do you like the smell of flames?! Not as much. Water bug! Not taking sides! Ken, I'm wearing a Chapstick hat! This is pathetic! I've got issues! Well, well, well, a royal flush! You're bluffing. Am I? Surf's up, dude! Poo water! That bowl is gnarly. Except for those dirty yellow rings! Kenneth! What are you doing?! You know, I don't even like honey! I don't eat it! We need to talk! He's just a little bee! And he happens to be the nicest bee I've met in a long time! Long time? What are you talking about?! Are there other bugs in your life? No, but there are other things bugging me in life. And you're one of them! Fine! Talking bees, no yogurt night... My nerves are fried from riding on this emotional roller coaster! Goodbye, Ken. And for your information, I prefer sugar-free, artificial sweeteners made by man! I'm sorry about all that. I know it's got an aftertaste! I like it! I always felt there was some kind of barrier between Ken and me. I couldn't overcome it. Oh, well. Are you OK for the trial? I believe Mr. Montgomery is about out of ideas. We would like to call Mr. Barry Benson Bee to the stand. Good idea! You can really see why he's considered one of the best lawyers... Yeah. Layton, you've gotta weave some magic with this jury, or it's gonna be all over. Don't worry. The only thing I have to do to turn this jury around is to remind them of what they don't like about bees. You got the tweezers? Are you allergic? Only to losing, son. Only to losing. Mr. Benson Bee, I'll ask you what I think we'd all like to know. What exactly is your relationship to that woman? We're friends. Good friends? Yes. How good? Do you live together? Wait a minute... Are you her little... bedbug? I've seen a bee documentary or two. From what I understand, doesn't your queen give birth to all the bee children? Yeah, but... So those aren't your real parents! Oh, Barry... Yes, they are! Hold me back! You're an illegitimate bee, aren't you, Benson? He's denouncing bees! Don't y'all date your cousins? Objection! I'm going to pincushion this guy! Adam, don't! It's what he wants! Oh, I'm hit!! Oh, lordy, I am hit! Order! Order! The venom! The venom is coursing through my veins! I have been felled by a winged beast of destruction! You see? You can't treat them like equals! They're striped savages! Stinging's the only thing they know! It's their way! Adam, stay with me. I can't feel my legs. What Angel of Mercy will come forward to suck the poison from my heaving buttocks? I will have order in this court. Order! Order, please! The case of the honeybees versus the human race took a pointed Turn Against the bees yesterday when one of their legal team stung Layton T. Montgomery. Hey, buddy. Hey. Is there much pain? Yeah. I... I blew the whole case, didn't I? It doesn't matter. What matters is you're alive. You could have died. I'd be better off dead. Look at me. They got it from the cafeteria downstairs, in a tuna sandwich. Look, there's a little celery still on it. What was it like to sting someone? I can't explain it. It was all... All adrenaline and then...and then ecstasy! All right. You think it was all a trap? Of course. I'm sorry. I flew us right into this. What were we thinking? Look at us. We're just a couple of bugs in this world. What will the humans do to us if they win? I don't know. I hear they put the roaches in motels. That doesn't sound so bad. Adam, they check in, but they don't check out! Oh, my. Could you get a nurse to close that window? Why? The smoke. Bees don't smoke. Right. Bees don't smoke. Bees don't smoke! But some bees are smoking. That's it! That's our case! It is? It's not over? Get dressed. I've gotta go somewhere. Get back to the court and ea68078bb6dbe50daf283ba555685c55610d6519 1411 1410 2021-10-01T04:40:37Z Synapse 30495296 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767]] ([[User talk:2601:2C2:4280:5B70:F520:6D29:AAE:8767|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:Synapse|Synapse]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{stub}}'''''Project Hospital''''' is a medical-themed simulation video game developed and published by [[Oxymoron Games]]. It was released on 30 October 2018 on the Steam platform. == Overview == ''Project Hospital'' is a strategic simulation game in which the player builds and manages a fully functioning hospital. The core objectives are to effectively micromanage a team of medical professionals, diagnose and treat patients, and turn a profit. af23a7fc003ac925a72b1c0132cabd41e99da5ec 0 97 1418 1097 2021-10-04T03:49:45Z Pigeon 30644816 Saving changes additions so far end goal to add all diag for this department along with fixing the naming of symptoms in future. wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery provides a wide range of examinations,treatments and surgical procedures, mostly focused on the urinary tract and the digestive system. General surgery treats diseases,disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | A room where you go to the loo | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === == Diagnoses == * Note symptoms in bold is a ''Complication'' that can occur adding potential new issues to deal with. These issues can lead to discomfort or even death so examinations to find and treat them is paramount. Examinations and treatments in bold are used to treat complications. * Note also Hospitalization normal vs Home vs High priority will determine where the patient will be sent by the AI for treatment or after treatment; regular ward, home, HDU. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Payment |- | | | | | | |- |- | Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency | Uncommon | STEATORRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, FATIGUE, FLATULENCE, ANEMIA, VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ABDOMINAL_PAIN, PANCREATIC_ELASTASE_LOW_LEVEL, '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, '''ECHO''', CC_ECHO, HEART_MONITORING, ECG, FECAL_ELASTASE_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, PERT, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', '''BETA_BLOCKERS''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, REST | 1100 |- |- | Thyroiditis | Uncommon | FEVER, FATIGUE, WEAKNESS, SWALLOV_PAIN, HOARSENESS, DYSPHAGIA, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, INFLAMMED_THYROID, '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''', '''HYPERTENSION''' | INTERVIEW, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ORAL_CAVITY_INSPECTION, NECK_PALPATION, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', BIOPSY_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, CORTICOSTEROIDS, '''BETA_BLOCKERS''','''ANTIHYPERTENSIVES''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, DIET_MODIFICATION | 900 |- |- | Esophageal Varices | Common | Oesophagus Abnormalities, Vomiting, Jaundice, Purpura, Haematochezia, Portal Hypertension, Varices in Oesophagus, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, USG, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Band Ligation, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Beta Blockers | |- | Helicobacter Pylori | Common | Bloating, Bad Breath, Weight Loss, Vomiting, Fatigue, Loss of Apetite, Excessive Burping, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Anaemia, Helicobacter Pylori Detected, '''Hyperacidity''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Blood Test, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Triple Therapy Treatment, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Antacids''', Diet Modification, Rest | |- | Gastric Ulcer | Common | Bloating, Excessive Burping, Vomiting, Weight Loss, Nausea, Hyperacidity, Anaemia, Haematochezia, Abdominal Pain, Gastric Ulcers Discovered, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Diet Modification, Antacids, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Analgesics | |- | Gastritis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Indigestion, Gastritis Discovered, '''Anaemia''', '''Septic Shock''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, CBC Sampling, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | |- | Duodenitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Anaemia, Indigestion, Excessive Burping, Duodenitis Discovered, '''Intenstinal Bleeding''', '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', '''Blood Analysis''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''', Vitamin Supplementation | |- | Acute Appendicitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Loss of Apetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, CRP High, Bellybutton Pain, '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, CRP, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', Blood Test, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Laparoscopic Surgery, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Stomachics, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | |- | Ulcerative Colitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Bloating, Flatulence, Fever, Fatigue, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, Haematochezia, CRP High, Anaemia, Ulcers in Colon Discovered, '''Dehydration''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpitation, CRP, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, CT Enterography, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Corticosteroids, Analgesics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Diet Modification, '''Rehydration''' | |- | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Common | Abdominal Pain, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Tenderness, Flatulence, Abdominal Swelling, Weight Loss, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Confirmed | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Analgesics | | 37e8c67faa8c5998bd581b28424b815bff5d8f3c 1419 1418 2021-10-04T04:23:37Z Pigeon 30644816 Saving changes additions so far end goal to add all diag for this department along with fixing the naming of symptoms in future. Part2 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery provides a wide range of examinations,treatments and surgical procedures, mostly focused on the urinary tract and the digestive system. General surgery treats diseases,disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | A room where you go to the loo | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === == Diagnoses == * Note symptoms in bold is a ''Complication'' that can occur adding potential new issues to deal with. These issues can lead to discomfort or even death so examinations to find and treat them is paramount. Examinations and treatments in bold are used to treat complications. * Note also Hospitalization normal vs Home vs High priority will determine where the patient will be sent by the AI for treatment or after treatment; regular ward, home, HDU. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Payment |- | Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency | Uncommon | STEATORRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, FATIGUE, FLATULENCE, ANEMIA, VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ABDOMINAL_PAIN, PANCREATIC_ELASTASE_LOW_LEVEL, '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, '''ECHO''', CC_ECHO, HEART_MONITORING, ECG, FECAL_ELASTASE_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, PERT, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', '''BETA_BLOCKERS''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, REST | 1100 |- | Thyroiditis | Uncommon | FEVER, FATIGUE, WEAKNESS, SWALLOV_PAIN, HOARSENESS, DYSPHAGIA, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, INFLAMMED_THYROID, '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''', '''HYPERTENSION''' | INTERVIEW, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ORAL_CAVITY_INSPECTION, NECK_PALPATION, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', BIOPSY_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, CORTICOSTEROIDS, '''BETA_BLOCKERS''','''ANTIHYPERTENSIVES''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, DIET_MODIFICATION | 900 |- | Hypothyroidism | Uncommon | FATIGUE, HAIR_LOSS, CONSTIPATION, WEIGHT_GAIN, HYPERLIPIDEMIA, WEAKNESS, IRRITABILITY, CRAMPS, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, DEPRESSION, BRADYCARDIA, HEARING_DIFFICULTIES, TSH_LEVEL_HIGH, '''LDL_HIGH_LEVEL''', '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, NECK_PALPATION, AUDIOMETRY, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, ECHO, CC_ECHO, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | SYNTHETIC_THYROID_HORMONES, ANALGESICS, PURGATIVES, '''DIET_MODIFICATION''', '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', REST, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Hyperthyroidism | Uncommon | ANXIETY, DIARRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, WEAKNESS, TREMOR, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, FEVER, TSH_LEVEL_LOW, '''HYPERTENSION''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, NECK_PALPATION, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', ECG, HEART_MONITORING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTITHYROID_MEDICATION, BETA_BLOCKERS, ANTIDIARRHEALS, ANTIHYPERTENSIVES, BETA_BLOCKERS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Oesophagitis | Rare | CHEST_PAIN, NAUSEA, SWALLOV_PAIN, VOMITING, OESOPHAGUS_ABNORMALITIES, HYPERACIDITY, FEVER, VIRAL_INFECTION_OF_OESOPHAGUS, '''WEIGHT_LOSS''' | INTERVIEW, THORAX_PERCUSSION, NECK_PALPATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, BARRIUM_SWALLOV_X_RAY, GASTROSCOPY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTIVIROTICS, ANTACIDS, STOMACHICS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 500 |- | Esophageal Varices | Common | Oesophagus Abnormalities, Vomiting, Jaundice, Purpura, Haematochezia, Portal Hypertension, Varices in Oesophagus, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, USG, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Band Ligation, Endoscopic Cauterisation, Beta Blockers | 4200 |- | Helicobacter Pylori | Common | Bloating, Bad Breath, Weight Loss, Vomiting, Fatigue, Loss of Apetite, Excessive Burping, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Anaemia, Helicobacter Pylori Detected, '''Hyperacidity''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Blood Test, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Triple Therapy Treatment, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Antacids''', Diet Modification, Rest | 400 |- | Gastric Ulcer | Common | Bloating, Excessive Burping, Vomiting, Weight Loss, Nausea, Hyperacidity, Anaemia, Haematochezia, Abdominal Pain, Gastric Ulcers Discovered, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Diet Modification, Antacids, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Analgesics | 2700 |- | Gastritis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Indigestion, Gastritis Discovered, '''Anaemia''', '''Septic Shock''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, '''Blood Test''', '''CBC Sampling''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, Spasmolytics, '''Vitamin Supplementation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 400 |- | Duodenitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Anaemia, Indigestion, Excessive Burping, Duodenitis Discovered, '''Intenstinal Bleeding''', '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', '''Blood Analysis''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''', Vitamin Supplementation | 2500 |- | Acute Appendicitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Loss of Apetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, CRP High, Bellybutton Pain, '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, CRP, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', Blood Test, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Laparoscopic Surgery, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Stomachics, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 2700 |- | Crohn Disease GI | Uncommon | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, DIARRHEA, BLOATING, FLATULENCE, FEVER, FATIGUE, WEIGHT_LOSS, ABDOMINAL_CRAMPS, HEMATOCHEZIA, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ANEMIA, CRP_HIGH, CROHN_DISEASE_DISCOVERED, '''VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY''', VOMITING | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, CRP, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, CT_ENTEROGRAPHY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | CORTICOSTEROIDS, VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION, ANTIDIARRHEALS, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION''', '''STOMACHICS''', ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 800 |- | Ulcerative Colitis GI | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Bloating, Flatulence, Fever, Fatigue, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, Haematochezia, CRP High, Anaemia, Ulcers in Colon Discovered, '''Dehydration''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpitation, CRP, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, CT Enterography, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Corticosteroids, Analgesics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Diet Modification, '''Rehydration''' | 800 |- | Irritable Bowel Syndrome D | Common | Abdominal Pain, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Tenderness, Flatulence, Abdominal Swelling, Weight Loss, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Confirmed | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Analgesics | 300 |- | | | | | | |- d3cca0f8cd59a2fd1a14d7dc68585b16134248d8 1420 1419 2021-10-04T04:34:58Z Pigeon 30644816 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] * General surgery provides a wide range of examinations, treatments, and surgical procedures, mostly focused on the urinary tract and the digestive system. General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | A room where you go to the loo | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} * Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based here. | 4x3 | | | |- |} * Items in brackets () are used together * Note that the bare minimum of staff needed for hospitalization is only to allow surgery and is not optimal for actual usage typically. === Staff === == Diagnoses == * Note symptoms in bold is a ''Complication'' that can occur adding potential new issues to deal with. These issues can lead to discomfort or even death so examinations to find and treat them is paramount. Examinations and treatments in bold are used to treat complications. * Note also Hospitalization normal vs Home vs High priority will determine where the patient will be sent by the AI for treatment or after treatment; regular ward, home, HDU. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Payment |- | Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency | Uncommon | STEATORRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, FATIGUE, FLATULENCE, ANEMIA, VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ABDOMINAL_PAIN, PANCREATIC_ELASTASE_LOW_LEVEL, '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, '''ECHO''', CC_ECHO, HEART_MONITORING, ECG, FECAL_ELASTASE_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, PERT, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', '''BETA_BLOCKERS''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, REST | 1100 |- | Thyroiditis | Uncommon | FEVER, FATIGUE, WEAKNESS, SWALLOV_PAIN, HOARSENESS, DYSPHAGIA, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, INFLAMMED_THYROID, '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''', '''HYPERTENSION''' | INTERVIEW, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ORAL_CAVITY_INSPECTION, NECK_PALPATION, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', BIOPSY_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, CORTICOSTEROIDS, '''BETA_BLOCKERS''','''ANTIHYPERTENSIVES''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, DIET_MODIFICATION | 900 |- | Hypothyroidism | Uncommon | FATIGUE, HAIR_LOSS, CONSTIPATION, WEIGHT_GAIN, HYPERLIPIDEMIA, WEAKNESS, IRRITABILITY, CRAMPS, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, DEPRESSION, BRADYCARDIA, HEARING_DIFFICULTIES, TSH_LEVEL_HIGH, '''LDL_HIGH_LEVEL''', '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, NECK_PALPATION, AUDIOMETRY, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, ECHO, CC_ECHO, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | SYNTHETIC_THYROID_HORMONES, ANALGESICS, PURGATIVES, '''DIET_MODIFICATION''', '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', REST, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Hyperthyroidism | Uncommon | ANXIETY, DIARRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, WEAKNESS, TREMOR, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, FEVER, TSH_LEVEL_LOW, '''HYPERTENSION''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, NECK_PALPATION, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', ECG, HEART_MONITORING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTITHYROID_MEDICATION, BETA_BLOCKERS, ANTIDIARRHEALS, ANTIHYPERTENSIVES, BETA_BLOCKERS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Oesophagitis | Rare | CHEST_PAIN, NAUSEA, SWALLOV_PAIN, VOMITING, OESOPHAGUS_ABNORMALITIES, HYPERACIDITY, FEVER, VIRAL_INFECTION_OF_OESOPHAGUS, '''WEIGHT_LOSS''' | INTERVIEW, THORAX_PERCUSSION, NECK_PALPATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, BARRIUM_SWALLOV_X_RAY, GASTROSCOPY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTIVIROTICS, ANTACIDS, STOMACHICS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 500 |- | Esophageal Varices | Common | Oesophagus Abnormalities, Vomiting, Jaundice, Purpura, Haematochezia, Portal Hypertension, Varices in Oesophagus, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, USG, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Band Ligation, Endoscopic Cauterisation, Beta Blockers | 4200 |- | Helicobacter Pylori | Common | Bloating, Bad Breath, Weight Loss, Vomiting, Fatigue, Loss of Apetite, Excessive Burping, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Anaemia, Helicobacter Pylori Detected, '''Hyperacidity''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Blood Test, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Triple Therapy Treatment, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Antacids''', Diet Modification, Rest | 400 |- | Gastric Ulcer | Common | Bloating, Excessive Burping, Vomiting, Weight Loss, Nausea, Hyperacidity, Anaemia, Haematochezia, Abdominal Pain, Gastric Ulcers Discovered, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Diet Modification, Antacids, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Analgesics | 2700 |- | Gastritis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Indigestion, Gastritis Discovered, '''Anaemia''', '''Septic Shock''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, '''Blood Test''', '''CBC Sampling''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, Spasmolytics, '''Vitamin Supplementation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 400 |- | Duodenitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Anaemia, Indigestion, Excessive Burping, Duodenitis Discovered, '''Intenstinal Bleeding''', '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', '''Blood Analysis''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''', Vitamin Supplementation | 2500 |- | Acute Appendicitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Loss of Apetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, CRP High, Bellybutton Pain, '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, CRP, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', Blood Test, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Laparoscopic Surgery, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Stomachics, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 2700 |- | Crohn Disease GI | Uncommon | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, DIARRHEA, BLOATING, FLATULENCE, FEVER, FATIGUE, WEIGHT_LOSS, ABDOMINAL_CRAMPS, HEMATOCHEZIA, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ANEMIA, CRP_HIGH, CROHN_DISEASE_DISCOVERED, '''VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY''', VOMITING | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, CRP, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, CT_ENTEROGRAPHY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | CORTICOSTEROIDS, VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION, ANTIDIARRHEALS, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION''', '''STOMACHICS''', ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 800 |- | Ulcerative Colitis GI | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Bloating, Flatulence, Fever, Fatigue, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, Haematochezia, CRP High, Anaemia, Ulcers in Colon Discovered, '''Dehydration''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpitation, CRP, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, CT Enterography, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Corticosteroids, Analgesics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Diet Modification, '''Rehydration''' | 800 |- | Irritable Bowel Syndrome D | Common | Abdominal Pain, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Tenderness, Flatulence, Abdominal Swelling, Weight Loss, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Confirmed | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Analgesics | 300 |- | | | | | | |- 5b0dd8e78baf33f0df238ab6a9ebcd8871eacef2 1421 1420 2021-10-05T01:09:47Z 2603:9000:CB08:361F:38EA:BCC2:8059:E6E4 0 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] * General surgery provides a wide range of examinations, treatments, and surgical procedures, mostly focused on the urinary tract and the digestive system. General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. * It has a weight of 50 for patient generation(what they will come in sick with) similar to all specialties outside emergency == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | A room where you go to the loo | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} * Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based here. | 4x3 | | | |- |} * Items in brackets () are used together * Note that the bare minimum of staff needed for hospitalization is only to allow surgery and is not optimal for actual usage typically. === Staff === == Diagnoses == * Note symptoms in bold is a ''Complication'' that can occur adding potential new issues to deal with. These issues can lead to discomfort or even death so examinations to find and treat them is paramount. Examinations and treatments in bold are used to treat complications. * Note also Hospitalization normal vs Home vs High priority will determine where the patient will be sent by the AI for treatment or after treatment; regular ward, home, HDU. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Payment |- | Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency | Uncommon | STEATORRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, FATIGUE, FLATULENCE, ANEMIA, VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ABDOMINAL_PAIN, PANCREATIC_ELASTASE_LOW_LEVEL, '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, '''ECHO''', CC_ECHO, HEART_MONITORING, ECG, FECAL_ELASTASE_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, PERT, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', '''BETA_BLOCKERS''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, REST | 1100 |- | Thyroiditis | Uncommon | FEVER, FATIGUE, WEAKNESS, SWALLOV_PAIN, HOARSENESS, DYSPHAGIA, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, INFLAMMED_THYROID, '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''', '''HYPERTENSION''' | INTERVIEW, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ORAL_CAVITY_INSPECTION, NECK_PALPATION, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', BIOPSY_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, CORTICOSTEROIDS, '''BETA_BLOCKERS''','''ANTIHYPERTENSIVES''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, DIET_MODIFICATION | 900 |- | Hypothyroidism | Uncommon | FATIGUE, HAIR_LOSS, CONSTIPATION, WEIGHT_GAIN, HYPERLIPIDEMIA, WEAKNESS, IRRITABILITY, CRAMPS, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, DEPRESSION, BRADYCARDIA, HEARING_DIFFICULTIES, TSH_LEVEL_HIGH, '''LDL_HIGH_LEVEL''', '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, NECK_PALPATION, AUDIOMETRY, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, ECHO, CC_ECHO, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | SYNTHETIC_THYROID_HORMONES, ANALGESICS, PURGATIVES, '''DIET_MODIFICATION''', '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', REST, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Hyperthyroidism | Uncommon | ANXIETY, DIARRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, WEAKNESS, TREMOR, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, FEVER, TSH_LEVEL_LOW, '''HYPERTENSION''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, NECK_PALPATION, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', ECG, HEART_MONITORING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTITHYROID_MEDICATION, BETA_BLOCKERS, ANTIDIARRHEALS, ANTIHYPERTENSIVES, BETA_BLOCKERS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Oesophagitis | Rare | CHEST_PAIN, NAUSEA, SWALLOV_PAIN, VOMITING, OESOPHAGUS_ABNORMALITIES, HYPERACIDITY, FEVER, VIRAL_INFECTION_OF_OESOPHAGUS, '''WEIGHT_LOSS''' | INTERVIEW, THORAX_PERCUSSION, NECK_PALPATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, BARRIUM_SWALLOV_X_RAY, GASTROSCOPY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTIVIROTICS, ANTACIDS, STOMACHICS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 500 |- | Esophageal Varices | Common | Oesophagus Abnormalities, Vomiting, Jaundice, Purpura, Haematochezia, Portal Hypertension, Varices in Oesophagus, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, USG, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Band Ligation, Endoscopic Cauterisation, Beta Blockers | 4200 |- | Helicobacter Pylori | Common | Bloating, Bad Breath, Weight Loss, Vomiting, Fatigue, Loss of Apetite, Excessive Burping, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Anaemia, Helicobacter Pylori Detected, '''Hyperacidity''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Blood Test, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Triple Therapy Treatment, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Antacids''', Diet Modification, Rest | 400 |- | Gastric Ulcer | Common | Bloating, Excessive Burping, Vomiting, Weight Loss, Nausea, Hyperacidity, Anaemia, Haematochezia, Abdominal Pain, Gastric Ulcers Discovered, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Diet Modification, Antacids, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Analgesics | 2700 |- | Gastritis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Indigestion, Gastritis Discovered, '''Anaemia''', '''Septic Shock''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, '''Blood Test''', '''CBC Sampling''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, Spasmolytics, '''Vitamin Supplementation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 400 |- | Duodenitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Anaemia, Indigestion, Excessive Burping, Duodenitis Discovered, '''Intenstinal Bleeding''', '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', '''Blood Analysis''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''', Vitamin Supplementation | 2500 |- | Acute Appendicitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Loss of Apetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, CRP High, Bellybutton Pain, '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, CRP, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', Blood Test, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Laparoscopic Surgery, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Stomachics, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 2700 |- | Crohn Disease GI | Uncommon | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, DIARRHEA, BLOATING, FLATULENCE, FEVER, FATIGUE, WEIGHT_LOSS, ABDOMINAL_CRAMPS, HEMATOCHEZIA, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ANEMIA, CRP_HIGH, CROHN_DISEASE_DISCOVERED, '''VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY''', VOMITING | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, CRP, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, CT_ENTEROGRAPHY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | CORTICOSTEROIDS, VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION, ANTIDIARRHEALS, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION''', '''STOMACHICS''', ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 800 |- | Ulcerative Colitis GI | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Bloating, Flatulence, Fever, Fatigue, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, Haematochezia, CRP High, Anaemia, Ulcers in Colon Discovered, '''Dehydration''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpitation, CRP, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, CT Enterography, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Corticosteroids, Analgesics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Diet Modification, '''Rehydration''' | 800 |- | Irritable Bowel Syndrome D | Common | Abdominal Pain, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Tenderness, Flatulence, Abdominal Swelling, Weight Loss, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Confirmed | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Analgesics | 300 |- | Gastroenteritis | Common | DIARRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, THIRST, BLOATING, ABDOMINAL_CRAMPS, STOMACH_PAIN, FEVER, STOOL_CONTAINING_BACTERIAS, '''DEHYDRATION''', '''EXCESSIVE_BURPING''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, BACTERIA_CULTIVATION_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTIBIOTICS, ANTIDIARRHEALS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, '''REHYDRATION''', '''STOMACHICS''', SPASMOLYTICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Fistula of intestine | Common | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, BLOATING, DIARRHEA, DEHYDRATION, INTESTINAL_FISTULA | INTERVIEW, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, BARRIUM_SWALLOV_X_RAY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, ABDOMINAL_SURGERY, REHYDRATION, ANALGESICS | 2800 |- | Peritonitis | Common | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, BLOATING, DIARRHEA, FEVER, VOMITING, FATIGUE, TENDERNESS, CRP_HIGH, THIRST, PERITONEAL_FLUID_INFECTED, '''BACTEREMIA''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, CRP, PERITONEAL_FLUID_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, '''BACTERIA_CULTIVATION_SAMPLING''', '''CC_BLOOD_ANALYSIS''', DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_HIGH_PRIORITY, ABDOMINAL_SURGERY, ANTIDIARRHEALS, '''INTRAVENOUS_ANTIBIOTICS''', ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS | 3200 |- | Hepatic fibrosis | Common | | | | 1300 |- | Cirrhosis | Uncommon | | | | 1400 |- | Cholelithiasis | Common | | | | 2800 |- | Cholecystitis | Common | | | | 2800 |- | Cholangitis | Common | | | | 1100 |- | Pancreatitis | Uncommon | | | | 2200 |- | Coeliac disease | Common | | | | 800 |- | Acute nephritic syndrome | Common | | | | 800 |- | Acute tubulo-interstitial nephritis | Uncommon | | | | 800 |- | Pyelonephritis | Uncommon | | | | 700 |- | Acute renal failure | Uncommon | | | | 2000 |- | Chronic kidney disease | Uncommon | | | | 1500 |- | Calculus of kidney | Common | | | | 1000 |- | Calculus of ureter | Common | | | | 700 |- | Calculus in bladder | Common | | | | 400 |- | Acute cystitis | Common | | | | 400 |- | Interstitial cystitis | Uncommon | | | | 300 |- | ''Liver injury - penetrating'' | Common | | | | 3300 |- | ''Liver injury - penetrating'' | Common | | | | 1100 |- | ''Spleen rupture - blunt'' | Common | | | | 4000 |- | ''Spleen rupture - penetrating'' | Common | | | | 2300 |- | ''Spleen contusion - blunt'' | Common | | | | 1400 |- | Pancreas contusion - blunt | Common | | | | 1300 |- | Pancreas laceration - blunt | Common | | | | 3600 |- | Pancreas laceration - penetrating | Common | | | | 2300 |- | Kidney laceration - penetrating | Common | | | | 2300 |- | Kidney contusion - blunt | Common | | | | 1500 |- 107eef2d85aeac9ed495cccf53188c3fc6e6b383 1422 1421 2021-10-05T01:11:52Z Pigeon 30644816 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] * General surgery provides a wide range of examinations, treatments, and surgical procedures, mostly focused on the urinary tract and the digestive system. General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. * It has a weight of 50 for patient generation(what they will come in sick with) similar to all specialties outside emergency == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | A room where you go to the loo | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} * Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based here. | 4x3 | | | |- |} * Items in brackets () are used together * Note that the bare minimum of staff needed for hospitalization is only to allow surgery and is not optimal for actual usage typically. * Diagnoses italicized are trauma cases and can arrive via helicopter === Staff === == Diagnoses == * Note symptoms in bold is a ''Complication'' that can occur adding potential new issues to deal with. These issues can lead to discomfort or even death so examinations to find and treat them is paramount. Examinations and treatments in bold are used to treat complications. * Note also Hospitalization normal vs Home vs High priority will determine where the patient will be sent by the AI for treatment or after treatment; regular ward, home, HDU. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Payment |- | Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency | Uncommon | STEATORRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, FATIGUE, FLATULENCE, ANEMIA, VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ABDOMINAL_PAIN, PANCREATIC_ELASTASE_LOW_LEVEL, '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, '''ECHO''', CC_ECHO, HEART_MONITORING, ECG, FECAL_ELASTASE_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, PERT, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', '''BETA_BLOCKERS''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, REST | 1100 |- | Thyroiditis | Uncommon | FEVER, FATIGUE, WEAKNESS, SWALLOV_PAIN, HOARSENESS, DYSPHAGIA, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, INFLAMMED_THYROID, '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''', '''HYPERTENSION''' | INTERVIEW, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ORAL_CAVITY_INSPECTION, NECK_PALPATION, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', BIOPSY_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, CORTICOSTEROIDS, '''BETA_BLOCKERS''','''ANTIHYPERTENSIVES''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, DIET_MODIFICATION | 900 |- | Hypothyroidism | Uncommon | FATIGUE, HAIR_LOSS, CONSTIPATION, WEIGHT_GAIN, HYPERLIPIDEMIA, WEAKNESS, IRRITABILITY, CRAMPS, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, DEPRESSION, BRADYCARDIA, HEARING_DIFFICULTIES, TSH_LEVEL_HIGH, '''LDL_HIGH_LEVEL''', '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, NECK_PALPATION, AUDIOMETRY, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, ECHO, CC_ECHO, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | SYNTHETIC_THYROID_HORMONES, ANALGESICS, PURGATIVES, '''DIET_MODIFICATION''', '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', REST, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Hyperthyroidism | Uncommon | ANXIETY, DIARRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, WEAKNESS, TREMOR, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, FEVER, TSH_LEVEL_LOW, '''HYPERTENSION''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, NECK_PALPATION, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', ECG, HEART_MONITORING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTITHYROID_MEDICATION, BETA_BLOCKERS, ANTIDIARRHEALS, ANTIHYPERTENSIVES, BETA_BLOCKERS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Oesophagitis | Rare | CHEST_PAIN, NAUSEA, SWALLOV_PAIN, VOMITING, OESOPHAGUS_ABNORMALITIES, HYPERACIDITY, FEVER, VIRAL_INFECTION_OF_OESOPHAGUS, '''WEIGHT_LOSS''' | INTERVIEW, THORAX_PERCUSSION, NECK_PALPATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, BARRIUM_SWALLOV_X_RAY, GASTROSCOPY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTIVIROTICS, ANTACIDS, STOMACHICS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 500 |- | Esophageal Varices | Common | Oesophagus Abnormalities, Vomiting, Jaundice, Purpura, Haematochezia, Portal Hypertension, Varices in Oesophagus, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, USG, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Band Ligation, Endoscopic Cauterisation, Beta Blockers | 4200 |- | Helicobacter Pylori | Common | Bloating, Bad Breath, Weight Loss, Vomiting, Fatigue, Loss of Apetite, Excessive Burping, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Anaemia, Helicobacter Pylori Detected, '''Hyperacidity''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Blood Test, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Triple Therapy Treatment, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Antacids''', Diet Modification, Rest | 400 |- | Gastric Ulcer | Common | Bloating, Excessive Burping, Vomiting, Weight Loss, Nausea, Hyperacidity, Anaemia, Haematochezia, Abdominal Pain, Gastric Ulcers Discovered, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Diet Modification, Antacids, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Analgesics | 2700 |- | Gastritis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Indigestion, Gastritis Discovered, '''Anaemia''', '''Septic Shock''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, '''Blood Test''', '''CBC Sampling''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, Spasmolytics, '''Vitamin Supplementation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 400 |- | Duodenitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Anaemia, Indigestion, Excessive Burping, Duodenitis Discovered, '''Intenstinal Bleeding''', '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', '''Blood Analysis''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''', Vitamin Supplementation | 2500 |- | Acute Appendicitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Loss of Apetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, CRP High, Bellybutton Pain, '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, CRP, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', Blood Test, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Laparoscopic Surgery, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Stomachics, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 2700 |- | Crohn Disease GI | Uncommon | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, DIARRHEA, BLOATING, FLATULENCE, FEVER, FATIGUE, WEIGHT_LOSS, ABDOMINAL_CRAMPS, HEMATOCHEZIA, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ANEMIA, CRP_HIGH, CROHN_DISEASE_DISCOVERED, '''VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY''', VOMITING | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, CRP, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, CT_ENTEROGRAPHY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | CORTICOSTEROIDS, VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION, ANTIDIARRHEALS, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION''', '''STOMACHICS''', ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 800 |- | Ulcerative Colitis GI | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Bloating, Flatulence, Fever, Fatigue, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, Haematochezia, CRP High, Anaemia, Ulcers in Colon Discovered, '''Dehydration''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpitation, CRP, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, CT Enterography, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Corticosteroids, Analgesics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Diet Modification, '''Rehydration''' | 800 |- | Irritable Bowel Syndrome D | Common | Abdominal Pain, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Tenderness, Flatulence, Abdominal Swelling, Weight Loss, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Confirmed | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Analgesics | 300 |- | Gastroenteritis | Common | DIARRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, THIRST, BLOATING, ABDOMINAL_CRAMPS, STOMACH_PAIN, FEVER, STOOL_CONTAINING_BACTERIAS, '''DEHYDRATION''', '''EXCESSIVE_BURPING''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, BACTERIA_CULTIVATION_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTIBIOTICS, ANTIDIARRHEALS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, '''REHYDRATION''', '''STOMACHICS''', SPASMOLYTICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Fistula of intestine | Common | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, BLOATING, DIARRHEA, DEHYDRATION, INTESTINAL_FISTULA | INTERVIEW, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, BARRIUM_SWALLOV_X_RAY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, ABDOMINAL_SURGERY, REHYDRATION, ANALGESICS | 2800 |- | Peritonitis | Common | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, BLOATING, DIARRHEA, FEVER, VOMITING, FATIGUE, TENDERNESS, CRP_HIGH, THIRST, PERITONEAL_FLUID_INFECTED, '''BACTEREMIA''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, CRP, PERITONEAL_FLUID_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, '''BACTERIA_CULTIVATION_SAMPLING''', '''CC_BLOOD_ANALYSIS''', DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_HIGH_PRIORITY, ABDOMINAL_SURGERY, ANTIDIARRHEALS, '''INTRAVENOUS_ANTIBIOTICS''', ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS | 3200 |- | Hepatic fibrosis | Common | | | | 1300 |- | Cirrhosis | Uncommon | | | | 1400 |- | Cholelithiasis | Common | | | | 2800 |- | Cholecystitis | Common | | | | 2800 |- | Cholangitis | Common | | | | 1100 |- | Pancreatitis | Uncommon | | | | 2200 |- | Coeliac disease | Common | | | | 800 |- | Acute nephritic syndrome | Common | | | | 800 |- | Acute tubulo-interstitial nephritis | Uncommon | | | | 800 |- | Pyelonephritis | Uncommon | | | | 700 |- | Acute renal failure | Uncommon | | | | 2000 |- | Chronic kidney disease | Uncommon | | | | 1500 |- | Calculus of kidney | Common | | | | 1000 |- | Calculus of ureter | Common | | | | 700 |- | Calculus in bladder | Common | | | | 400 |- | Acute cystitis | Common | | | | 400 |- | Interstitial cystitis | Uncommon | | | | 300 |- | ''Liver injury - penetrating'' | Common | | | | 3300 |- | ''Liver injury - penetrating'' | Common | | | | 1100 |- | ''Spleen rupture - blunt'' | Common | | | | 4000 |- | ''Spleen rupture - penetrating'' | Common | | | | 2300 |- | ''Spleen contusion - blunt'' | Common | | | | 1400 |- | ''Pancreas contusion - blunt'' | Common | | | | 1300 |- | ''Pancreas laceration - blunt'' | Common | | | | 3600 |- | ''Pancreas laceration - penetrating'' | Common | | | | 2300 |- | ''Kidney laceration - penetrating'' | Common | | | | 2300 |- | ''Kidney contusion - blunt'' | Common | | | | 1500 |- 83dccc7d050f93281adc1e5782ffbd5d79c01010 1423 1422 2021-10-06T01:35:19Z Pigeon 30644816 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] * General surgery provides a wide range of examinations, treatments, and surgical procedures, mostly focused on the urinary tract and the digestive system. General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. * It has a weight of 50 for patient generation(what they will come in sick with) similar to all specialties outside emergency == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and examination lamp or medical light), audiometer, biohazard trash bin [either red or yellow], CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or wall mounted Equipment cabinet, eye test, Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | A room where you go to the loo | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | none | Bucket Cart, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Lab.png]] | Med Lab | Provides tests to confirm diagnostics | 4 X 4 | Biohazard trash bin (either red or yellow), Glassware, Hematology analyzer, Lab shelf, Lab sink, Medical centrifuge, Microscope, Paper holder or Printer, PC, Sample storage, | Lab analyzer, Office chair, RIA, Stool, Stool analyzer, Thermal cycler | Lab desk, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment cabinet, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, |- |} * Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based here. | 4x3 | | | |- |} * Items in brackets () are used together * Note that the bare minimum of staff needed for hospitalization is only to allow surgery and is not optimal for actual usage typically. * Diagnoses italicized are trauma cases and can arrive via helicopter === Staff === == Diagnoses == * Note symptoms in bold is a ''Complication'' that can occur adding potential new issues to deal with. These issues can lead to discomfort or even death so examinations to find and treat them is paramount. Examinations and treatments in bold are used to treat complications. * Note also Hospitalization normal vs Home vs High priority will determine where the patient will be sent by the AI for treatment or after treatment; regular ward, home, HDU. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Payment |- | Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency | Uncommon | STEATORRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, FATIGUE, FLATULENCE, ANEMIA, VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ABDOMINAL_PAIN, PANCREATIC_ELASTASE_LOW_LEVEL, '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, '''ECHO''', CC_ECHO, HEART_MONITORING, ECG, FECAL_ELASTASE_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, PERT, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', '''BETA_BLOCKERS''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, REST | 1100 |- | Thyroiditis | Uncommon | FEVER, FATIGUE, WEAKNESS, SWALLOV_PAIN, HOARSENESS, DYSPHAGIA, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, INFLAMMED_THYROID, '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''', '''HYPERTENSION''' | INTERVIEW, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ORAL_CAVITY_INSPECTION, NECK_PALPATION, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', BIOPSY_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, CORTICOSTEROIDS, '''BETA_BLOCKERS''','''ANTIHYPERTENSIVES''', ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, DIET_MODIFICATION | 900 |- | Hypothyroidism | Uncommon | FATIGUE, HAIR_LOSS, CONSTIPATION, WEIGHT_GAIN, HYPERLIPIDEMIA, WEAKNESS, IRRITABILITY, CRAMPS, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, DEPRESSION, BRADYCARDIA, HEARING_DIFFICULTIES, TSH_LEVEL_HIGH, '''LDL_HIGH_LEVEL''', '''ATHEROSCLEROSIS''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, NECK_PALPATION, AUDIOMETRY, ECG, HEART_MONITORING, ECHO, CC_ECHO, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | SYNTHETIC_THYROID_HORMONES, ANALGESICS, PURGATIVES, '''DIET_MODIFICATION''', '''ACE_INHIBITOR''', REST, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Hyperthyroidism | Uncommon | ANXIETY, DIARRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, WEAKNESS, TREMOR, SWOLLEN_THYROID_GLAND, FEVER, TSH_LEVEL_LOW, '''HYPERTENSION''', '''IRREGULAR_HEARTBEAT''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, SPEECH_LISTENING, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, NECK_PALPATION, '''BLOOD_PRESSURE_AND_PULSE_MEASUREMENT''', ECG, HEART_MONITORING, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTITHYROID_MEDICATION, BETA_BLOCKERS, ANTIDIARRHEALS, ANTIHYPERTENSIVES, BETA_BLOCKERS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Oesophagitis | Rare | CHEST_PAIN, NAUSEA, SWALLOV_PAIN, VOMITING, OESOPHAGUS_ABNORMALITIES, HYPERACIDITY, FEVER, VIRAL_INFECTION_OF_OESOPHAGUS, '''WEIGHT_LOSS''' | INTERVIEW, THORAX_PERCUSSION, NECK_PALPATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, BARRIUM_SWALLOV_X_RAY, GASTROSCOPY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTIVIROTICS, ANTACIDS, STOMACHICS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 500 |- | Esophageal Varices | Common | Oesophagus Abnormalities, Vomiting, Jaundice, Purpura, Haematochezia, Portal Hypertension, Varices in Oesophagus, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, USG, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Band Ligation, Endoscopic Cauterisation, Beta Blockers | 4200 |- | Helicobacter Pylori | Common | Bloating, Bad Breath, Weight Loss, Vomiting, Fatigue, Loss of Apetite, Excessive Burping, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Anaemia, Helicobacter Pylori Detected, '''Hyperacidity''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Blood Test, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Triple Therapy Treatment, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, '''Antacids''', Diet Modification, Rest | 400 |- | Gastric Ulcer | Common | Bloating, Excessive Burping, Vomiting, Weight Loss, Nausea, Hyperacidity, Anaemia, Haematochezia, Abdominal Pain, Gastric Ulcers Discovered, '''Stomach Internal Bleeding''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', Diet Modification, Antacids, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Analgesics | 2700 |- | Gastritis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Indigestion, Gastritis Discovered, '''Anaemia''', '''Septic Shock''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, '''Blood Test''', '''CBC Sampling''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, Spasmolytics, '''Vitamin Supplementation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 400 |- | Duodenitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Anaemia, Indigestion, Excessive Burping, Duodenitis Discovered, '''Intenstinal Bleeding''', '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpitation, Blood Test, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', '''Blood Analysis''', Gastroscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Proton Pump Inhibitors, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Stomachics, '''Endoscopic Cauterisation''', '''Intravenous Antibiotics''', Vitamin Supplementation | 2500 |- | Acute Appendicitis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea, Loss of Apetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, CRP High, Bellybutton Pain, '''Bacteraemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, CRP, '''Bacterial Cultivation''', Blood Test, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Normal Hospitalisation, Laparoscopic Surgery, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Stomachics, '''Intravenous Antibiotics''' | 2700 |- | Crohn Disease GI | Uncommon | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, DIARRHEA, BLOATING, FLATULENCE, FEVER, FATIGUE, WEIGHT_LOSS, ABDOMINAL_CRAMPS, HEMATOCHEZIA, FAT_MALABSORPTION, ANEMIA, CRP_HIGH, CROHN_DISEASE_DISCOVERED, '''VITAMIN_DEFICIENCY''', VOMITING | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, CRP, BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING, STOOL_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, CT_ENTEROGRAPHY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | CORTICOSTEROIDS, VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION, ANTIDIARRHEALS, DIET_MODIFICATION, '''VITAMIN_SUPPLEMENTATION''', '''STOMACHICS''', ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 800 |- | Ulcerative Colitis GI | Common | Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Bloating, Flatulence, Fever, Fatigue, Tenderness, Abdominal Cramps, Haematochezia, CRP High, Anaemia, Ulcers in Colon Discovered, '''Dehydration''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpitation, CRP, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, CT Enterography, Blood Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Corticosteroids, Analgesics, Spasmolytics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Diet Modification, '''Rehydration''' | 800 |- | Irritable Bowel Syndrome D | Common | Abdominal Pain, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Tenderness, Flatulence, Abdominal Swelling, Weight Loss, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Confirmed | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrhoeals, Analgesics | 300 |- | Gastroenteritis | Common | DIARRHEA, WEIGHT_LOSS, THIRST, BLOATING, ABDOMINAL_CRAMPS, STOMACH_PAIN, FEVER, STOOL_CONTAINING_BACTERIAS, '''DEHYDRATION''', '''EXCESSIVE_BURPING''' | INTERVIEW, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, BACTERIA_CULTIVATION_SAMPLING, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | ANTIBIOTICS, ANTIDIARRHEALS, DIET_MODIFICATION, ANTIPYRETICS, '''REHYDRATION''', '''STOMACHICS''', SPASMOLYTICS, HOME_TREATMENT | 300 |- | Fistula of intestine | Common | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, BLOATING, DIARRHEA, DEHYDRATION, INTESTINAL_FISTULA | INTERVIEW, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, PHYSICAL_AND_VISUAL_EXAMINATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, BARRIUM_SWALLOV_X_RAY, DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, ABDOMINAL_SURGERY, REHYDRATION, ANALGESICS | 2800 |- | Peritonitis | Common | ABDOMINAL_PAIN, BLOATING, DIARRHEA, FEVER, VOMITING, FATIGUE, TENDERNESS, CRP_HIGH, THIRST, PERITONEAL_FLUID_INFECTED, '''BACTEREMIA''' | Interview, Physical Examination, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, TEMPERATURE_MEASUREMENT, CRP, PERITONEAL_FLUID_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, '''BACTERIA_CULTIVATION_SAMPLING''', '''CC_BLOOD_ANALYSIS''', DIFFERENTIAL_DIAGNOSIS | HOSPITALIZATION_HIGH_PRIORITY, ABDOMINAL_SURGERY, ANTIDIARRHEALS, '''INTRAVENOUS_ANTIBIOTICS''', ANTIPYRETICS, ANALGESICS | 3200 |- | Hepatic fibrosis | Common | FATIGUE, WEIGHT_LOSS, WEAKNESS, JAUNDICE, NAUSEA, ABDOMINAL_PAIN, PORTAL_HYPERTENSION, DARK_URINE, CRP_HIGH, FIBROTIC_LIVER_TISSUE, '''A1AT_DEFICIENCY''' | Interview, Physical Examination, ABDOMINAL_PALPATION, CRP, URINE_SAMPLE_ANALYSIS_SAMPLING, USG, FAST, '''BLOOD_TEST_SAMPLING''', TRANSIENT_ELASTOGRAPHY, Differential Diagnosis | HOSPITALIZATION_NORMAL, CORTICOSTEROIDS, ANALGESICS, DIET_MODIFICATION, REHYDRATION, BETA_BLOCKERS, '''A1AT_REPLACEMENT''' | 1300 |- | Cirrhosis | Uncommon | FATIGUE, JAUNDICE, Loss of Appetite, Fever, Nausea, Portal Hyper Tension, Slurred Speech, Weakness, Hair Loss, A1AT Deficiency, Dark Urine, LFT High Level, Sclerotic Liver Tissue, '''Confusion''', '''Hypertension''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Urine Sample Analysis Sampling, Blood Test Sampling, USG, '''Speech Listening''', '''Blood Pressure and Pulse Measurement''', Transient Elastography, Differential Diagnosis | Hospitalization Normal, Liver Control Medication, Vitamin Supplementation, A1AT replacement, BETA Blockers, Tranquilizers, Antihypertensives, Antipyretics | 1400 |- | Cholelithiasis | Common | Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Vomiting, Fever, Indigestion, Tenderness, Stomach Pain, Bloating, Gallstones Discovered, '''Gallbladder Rupture''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation Temperature Measurement, USG, FAST, Differential Diagnosis | Hospitalization Normal, Laparoscopic Surgery, '''Abdominal Surgery''', Antipyretics, Analgesics | 2800 |- | Cholecystitis | Common | Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Cystic Duct Obstructed, '''Gallbladder Rupture''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpation, USG, FAST, Differential Diagnosis | Hospitalization Normal, Laparoscopic Surgery, Stomachics, '''Abdominal Surgery''', Antipyretics, Analgesics | 2800 |- | Cholangitis | Common | Fatigue, Fever, Jaundice, Weight Loss, Abdominal Pain, Itching, Chills, Tremor, Night Sweats, LFT High Level, Inflamed Bile Duct | Interview, Physical Examination, Abominal Palpation, Temperature Measurement, Blood Test Sampling, MRI, Differential Diagnosis | Hospitalization Normal, Intravenous Antibiotics, Diet Modification, Antipyretics, Beta Blockers | 1100 |- | Pancreatitis | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Steatorrhea, Weight Loss, Chills, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Pancreatic Tissue Inflamed, '''Malnutrition''', '''Portal Hypertension''', '''Hypocalcemia''' | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Abdominal Palpation, ECG, Heart Monitoring, Stool Analysis Sampling, '''Blood Testing Sampling''', '''USG''', CT, Differential Diagnosis | Hospitalization Normal, Intravenous Antibiotics, Stomachics, '''Diet Modification''', '''Beta Blockers''', '''Intravenous Calcium Gluconate''', Antipyretics | 2200 |- | Coeliac disease | Common | | Interview, Physical Examination, , Differential Diagnosis | | 800 |- | Acute nephritic syndrome | Common | | Interview, Physical Examination, , Differential Diagnosis | | 800 |- | Acute tubulo-interstitial nephritis | Uncommon | | Interview, Physical Examination, , Differential Diagnosis | | 800 |- | Pyelonephritis | Uncommon | | Interview, Physical Examination, , Differential Diagnosis | | 700 |- | Acute renal failure | Uncommon | | Interview, Physical Examination, , Differential Diagnosis | | 2000 |- | Chronic kidney disease | Uncommon | | Interview, Physical Examination, , Differential Diagnosis | | 1500 |- | Calculus of kidney | Common | | Interview, Physical Examination, , Differential Diagnosis | | 1000 |- | Calculus of ureter | Common | | Interview, Physical Examination, , Differential Diagnosis | | 700 |- | Calculus in bladder | Common | | Interview, Physical Examination, , Differential Diagnosis | | 400 |- | Acute cystitis 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Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} c5b54c457f7a7b90539cde5df099592158bbe306 1434 1432 2021-12-20T19:15:15Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} bee1e90b98a9bd3d688971e2e844619662a30cee 1439 1434 2021-12-21T02:27:58Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 933615b5f83ef0dede7057534e0573990c1421f9 1440 1439 2021-12-21T02:34:14Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 0e0e536245fb5c70c1550b2830a7e9dd4427d1f6 0 532 1435 2021-12-20T19:17:34Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptospori..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. 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The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Rickettsia Japonica Detected ]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Eschar]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Petechiae]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | High Fever ]] | 20 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *CRP Test *ICU Blood Analysis/BloodTest == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Minocycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] 6b4fb4eb3bc9f81dffa3817c40ab59f4195f24dc 0 534 1437 2021-12-21T02:18:47Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specif..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Lassa Virus Present ]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Hypovolemia ]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | High Fever ]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Orifice Bleeding]] | 70 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhagic Fever]] | If Lassa Virus isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If hypovolemia isn't treated within 4-18 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If high fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhagic Fever]] | If orifice bleeding isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Chest Auscultation *Thorax Percussion *CBC Testing *ICU Blood Analysis/Blood Test == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | IV Infusion]] *[[Treatment | Blood Component Therapy]] 26537e5dd0bf810f3596e7e7458b06ba1e7943e3 0 535 1438 2021-12-21T02:27:41Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease deve..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Legionella Detected ]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Sputum Cough]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Diarrhea]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |Medium |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Legionnaires Disease isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If high fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Chest Auscultation *Thorax Percussion *Speech Listening == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Ciprofloxacin]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] a964ae84fa1bc34554bfe24ce5aabc847f40302e 0 525 1441 1399 2021-12-21T02:38:04Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Leptospira Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Rash ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Photophobia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Jaundice]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Leukocytosis ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Elevated CRP ]] | 70 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *Neurological Testing *ICU Blood Analysis/Blood Test *CBC Testing *CRP Test == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Azithromycin]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] e6738a5dc4b90970d012306d49cd4cbcf0606ce6 0 536 1442 2021-12-21T02:46:12Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' | insurance = 1000 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Borrelia Antibodies Detected ]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Swollen Lymph Nodes]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash ]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems]] | 50 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 20 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Irregular Heartbeat]] | 20 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Fainting]] | If Lyme Disease isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Heart Failure]] | If irregular heartbeat isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Neck Palpation *Chest Auscultation *Heart Monitoring/ECG == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] b151fd240002567b73fda11ff535a0f72fb20fc6 0 527 1443 1398 2021-12-21T02:50:17Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' | insurance = 800 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | LCMV Detected ]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Loss of Appetite]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nausea ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *CSF Analysis *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Thorax Percussion *CBC Testing == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | IV Corticosteroids]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] c6f87bd4e2607f3656a1abb356558e78b2c929c2 6 537 1444 2022-01-07T00:44:38Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Urology & Nephrology Department Logo wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Urology & Nephrology Department Logo 0fdb2885206e490361953e74545f18509772a892 1445 1444 2022-01-07T00:45:57Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Nightfiree3 uploaded a new version of [[File:Urology&Nephrology.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Urology & Nephrology Department Logo 0fdb2885206e490361953e74545f18509772a892 6 538 1446 2022-01-07T00:48:32Z Nightfiree3 30642398 ENT Department Logo wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == ENT Department Logo e4f50cfc3a9dc2c441b853cfd9e93b1f941cacba 1447 1446 2022-01-07T00:49:15Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Nightfiree3 uploaded a new version of [[File:ENT.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == ENT Department Logo e4f50cfc3a9dc2c441b853cfd9e93b1f941cacba 6 539 1448 2022-01-07T00:52:28Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Gynecology & Obstetrics Department Logo wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Gynecology & Obstetrics Department Logo 5023d922eeeb20f8c0d70778b8fcadba439384eb 6 540 1449 2022-01-07T01:00:37Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Sexual Health Department Logo wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Sexual Health Department Logo 7c89d3297fac4441b24876ced17cea1f342c9007 6 541 1450 2022-01-07T01:01:39Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Plastic Surgery Department Logo wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Plastic Surgery Department Logo 418899552827c8c18b78984fcab151ffeedf2cf1 6 542 1451 2022-01-07T01:02:11Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Oncology Department Logo. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Oncology Department Logo. d2a3d4dc4be25305ddf2e13f2055f3a887e2fbbe 0 34 1452 1369 2022-01-07T01:02:53Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of thirteen departments to manage. There are also six player-made departments in the Steam workshop. == Base Game & DLC Departments == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:DPT_MedicalLaboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | [[File:DPT. Admin Services.png]] | [[Administrative Department]] | The department where hospital services can be found. |- | [[File:Infectious.png]] | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. |- | [[File:Trauma.png]] | [[Traumatology]] | Traumatology deals with those severely injured who arrive by helicopter as well as burns. |} == Modded Departments == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:ENT.png]] | [[Ear, Nose and Throat]] | The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. |- | [[File:Oncology.png]] | [[Oncology]] | The Oncology department focuses on the treatment of various cancers. |- | [[File:Plastics.png]] | [[Plastic Surgery]] | The Plastic Surgery department focuses on surgeries for both cosmetic and reconstructive purposes. |- | [[File:SexualHealth.png]] | [[Sexual Health]] | The Sexual Health department focuses on STI's, STD's, and other sexual related diagnosis. |- | [[File:OBGYN.png]] | [[Gynecology and Obstetrics]] | The Gynecology and Obstetrics department is geared towards females only, focusing on caring for the female reproductive system, pregnancy, and diseases specific to women. |- | [[File:Urology&Nephrology.png]] | [[Urology and Nephrology]] | The Urology and Nephrology department focuses on the male reproductive system as well as the male and female urinary-tract. |- |} 53919c24d95f6d1b313ac6cdd159cb2f8279bfd0 0 89 1453 1417 2022-01-07T01:05:06Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Mirror, Vending Machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Audiometer, red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser or Sink or Kitchen sink or Lab sink, Equipment Cabinet or Equipment Cabinet Tall or Wall Mounted Equipment or Mobile Equipment Cabinet, Eye test, Paper holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Square table, Stool | Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, cabinet with draws, Card file, chair, dressing screen, fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, small card file, Stainless steel stand, Wall mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritised correctly | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair or Fancy chair, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Locker, Radio or TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discoloration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discoloration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} c09be931c472ac37c53d612fea38c11532d71793 1458 1453 2022-01-07T02:18:53Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discoloration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discoloration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} 9b696b5b47ab87459680f899649a1acff894ae6c 1469 1458 2022-01-07T03:08:29Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discoloration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discoloration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} 3f9f7e9603ea885cd7fd3f64197c0c55a0a1c647 6 543 1454 2022-01-07T01:19:13Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 1455 1454 2022-01-07T01:20:15Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Nightfiree3 uploaded a new version of [[File:Lab.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 544 1456 2022-01-07T01:45:20Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "[[File:ENT.png]] The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This depar..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:ENT.png]] The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. The ENT department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Otorhinolaryngology Office | A doctor's office specializing in ear, nose, and throat. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Chartboard, Whiteboard. | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | ENT Endoscopy Unit | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Lab.png]] | Ear, Nose and Throat Lab | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 5 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == UNDER CONSTRUCTION == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in the ENT department. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | | | | | | |- |} 6986aa5460a619c743fc7d0c0549fce90281a130 1457 1456 2022-01-07T02:03:38Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:ENT.png]] The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. The ENT department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Otorhinolaryngology Office | A doctor's office specializing in ear, nose, and throat. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Chartboard, Whiteboard. | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | ENT Endoscopy Unit | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Lab.png]] | Ear, Nose and Throat Lab | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 5 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == UNDER CONSTRUCTION == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in the ENT department. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Loss of smell or taste can't be treated. *Pressure in the ears can't be treated. *Loss of vision can't be treated. *Slurred speech can't be treated. *Difficulty breathing nose can't be treated. *Snoring can't be treated. *Facial pressure can't be treated. *Irregular nasal cycle can't be treated. *Ear damage can't be treated. *Nasal damage can't be treated. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Lump in throat can't be treated. *Ear deformity can't be treated. *Dysphasia can't be treated. *Metastatic cancer can't be treated. *Perineural invasion can't be treated. *Neck injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acoustic Neuroma | Rare | '''Vestibular Tumor Found ''', Diminished Hearing, Hearing Problems, Numbness, Frequent Falling, Tinnitus, Dizziness, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle Weakness. | None. | '''MRI or CT Scan ''', Interview, Audiometry/Audiometry at ENT, Interview, Physical Examination, Ear Examination/Ear Examination at ENT. | '''Active Monitoring ''', Ear Drops, NSAIDs, Recommendations, Stomachics. | $800 |- | Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis | Uncommon | '''Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis Confirmed ''', Swelling, Pain, Xerostomia, Hyposalivation, Fever, Chills, Tenderness, Edema, Mouth Drainage, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''Evaluation or Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics ''', Ice Wrap, Analgesics, Rehydration, Antipyretics, Diuretics, NSAIDs. | $600 |- |} 5c358eb422d6d7510fdb28b7709ab23104c7c1fe 1462 1457 2022-01-07T02:54:38Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Day Shift */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:ENT.png]] The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. The ENT department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Otorhinolaryngology Office | A doctor's office specializing in ear, nose, and throat. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Chartboard, Whiteboard. | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | ENT Endoscopy Unit | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Lab.png]] | Ear, Nose and Throat Lab | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 5 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == UNDER CONSTRUCTION == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in the ENT department. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Loss of smell or taste can't be treated. *Pressure in the ears can't be treated. *Loss of vision can't be treated. *Slurred speech can't be treated. *Difficulty breathing nose can't be treated. *Snoring can't be treated. *Facial pressure can't be treated. *Irregular nasal cycle can't be treated. *Ear damage can't be treated. *Nasal damage can't be treated. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Lump in throat can't be treated. *Ear deformity can't be treated. *Dysphasia can't be treated. *Metastatic cancer can't be treated. *Perineural invasion can't be treated. *Neck injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acoustic Neuroma | Rare | '''Vestibular Tumor Found ''', Diminished Hearing, Hearing Problems, Numbness, Frequent Falling, Tinnitus, Dizziness, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle Weakness. | None. | '''MRI or CT Scan ''', Interview, Audiometry/Audiometry at ENT, Interview, Physical Examination, Ear Examination/Ear Examination at ENT. | '''Active Monitoring ''', Ear Drops, NSAIDs, Recommendations, Stomachics. | $800 |- | Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis | Uncommon | '''Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis Confirmed ''', Swelling, Pain, Xerostomia, Hyposalivation, Fever, Chills, Tenderness, Edema, Mouth Drainage, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''Evaluation or Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics ''', Ice Wrap, Analgesics, Rehydration, Antipyretics, Diuretics, NSAIDs. | $600 |- |} aca083a101b3536969c59ee79fa60683043c8bf4 1463 1462 2022-01-07T02:55:22Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:ENT.png]] The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. The ENT department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Otorhinolaryngology Office | A doctor's office specializing in ear, nose, and throat. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Chartboard, Whiteboard. | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | ENT Endoscopy Unit | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Lab.png]] | Ear, Nose and Throat Lab | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 5 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == UNDER CONSTRUCTION == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in the ENT department. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Loss of smell or taste can't be treated. *Pressure in the ears can't be treated. *Loss of vision can't be treated. *Slurred speech can't be treated. *Difficulty breathing nose can't be treated. *Snoring can't be treated. *Facial pressure can't be treated. *Irregular nasal cycle can't be treated. *Ear damage can't be treated. *Nasal damage can't be treated. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Lump in throat can't be treated. *Ear deformity can't be treated. *Dysphasia can't be treated. *Metastatic cancer can't be treated. *Perineural invasion can't be treated. *Neck injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acoustic Neuroma | Rare | '''Vestibular Tumor Found ''', Diminished Hearing, Hearing Problems, Numbness, Frequent Falling, Tinnitus, Dizziness, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle Weakness. | None. | '''MRI or CT Scan ''', Interview, Audiometry/Audiometry at ENT, Interview, Physical Examination, Ear Examination/Ear Examination at ENT. | '''Active Monitoring ''', Ear Drops, NSAIDs, Recommendations, Stomachics. | $800 |- | Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis | Uncommon | '''Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis Confirmed ''', Swelling, Pain, Xerostomia, Hyposalivation, Fever, Chills, Tenderness, Edema, Mouth Drainage, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''Evaluation or Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics ''', Ice Wrap, Analgesics, Rehydration, Antipyretics, Diuretics, NSAIDs. | $600 |- |} 19c4f4638de3b21d1d9cb9c5cab3cdcff0599039 6 545 1459 2022-01-07T02:28:02Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 1460 1459 2022-01-07T02:29:41Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Nightfiree3 uploaded a new version of [[File:Cariography.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 95 1461 1416 2022-01-07T02:51:59Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer. | Glass office desk, office desk, Office chair, Stool | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiography control panel, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Radiology viewer, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Radiology viewer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Room | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == There is no radiology hospitalization. f0a2e0d0f34ddd11e117051ab1512a69928b4bb5 1467 1461 2022-01-07T03:07:16Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Day Shift */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer. | Glass office desk, office desk, Office chair, Stool | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiography control panel, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Radiology viewer, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Radiology viewer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Room | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologic.jpg]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == There is no radiology hospitalization. 3f27943456f99064e921932761e434b924bd8355 1468 1467 2022-01-07T03:07:25Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Night Shift */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer. | Glass office desk, office desk, Office chair, Stool | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiography control panel, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Radiology viewer, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Radiology viewer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Room | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == There is no radiology hospitalization. 53f43d629e4a4e6fba8a7b72074c34d5bc0e1a93 1478 1468 2022-01-07T03:25:02Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Radiology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer. | Glass office desk, office desk, Office chair, Stool | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiography control panel, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Radiology viewer, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Radiology viewer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Room | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} 24a0e56df528284130d7f1e8af6ef118efe87fa3 1480 1478 2022-01-07T03:32:30Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Radiology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room (Mandatory) | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer. | Glass office desk, office desk, Office chair, Stool | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiography control panel, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Radiology viewer, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Radiology viewer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Room | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} a3d24ea5e856ebd8cceac0e66d41fb767d0716fe 1481 1480 2022-01-07T03:32:50Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Radiology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room (Mandatory) | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room (Mandatory) | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer. | Glass office desk, office desk, Office chair, Stool | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiography control panel, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Radiology viewer, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Radiology viewer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Room | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} 938d96e5a7740efe0d33ac038f3bd0e741890737 6 546 1464 2022-01-07T03:02:11Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 547 1465 2022-01-07T03:02:19Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 548 1466 2022-01-07T03:06:32Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 96 1470 1415 2022-01-07T03:14:31Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Clinic == There is no ICU clinic. Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to maintain their vital functions. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 486cbd970a0ebb4d584997a4c75471f280cec9f2 1477 1470 2022-01-07T03:21:52Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Clinic == There is no ICU clinic. Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to maintain their vital functions. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! 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Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room (Mandatory) | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Hematologycolor.png]] | Hematology Lab (Mandatory) | Provides blood and serology related tests. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Microbiologycolor.png]] | Microbiology Lab | Provides cultivation and testing of various samples. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Histologycolor.png]] | Histology Lab | Provides microscopic analysis of various samples. | 4 X 4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} 88452c8169a4ff46d908be817fa6117c59a0d81e 0 101 1492 1180 2022-01-07T03:47:55Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Replaced content with "[[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services. 6ed1739c375726eec875ed4fd229aed99ab56548 0 100 1493 1179 2022-01-07T03:48:12Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Replaced content with "[[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. 19e7b59610f6772d0e20095e723fd5ab83036c52 0 99 1494 1253 2022-01-07T03:48:18Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Replaced content with "[[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. 78a63ffdab5d5257b9bb38112f93ae466327e958 1506 1494 2022-01-07T06:10:54Z 79.47.7.244 0 Undo revision 1494 by [[Special:Contributions/Nightfiree3|Nightfiree3]] ([[User talk:Nightfiree3|talk]]) wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | ''Diagnostic unit at Orthopaedy department provides examination and treatment procedures for hospitalized patients'' | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} c044e8377d2682ac20c9834496e530e8e081c4b5 0 98 1495 1173 2022-01-07T03:48:24Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Replaced content with "[[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. 9b310827fa1857abbfbb758a9529e44ecabfdf7a 0 97 1496 1423 2022-01-07T03:49:00Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Replaced content with "[[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver,..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. fe414e52b0cfc46566c5400b942f4e86fab003ce 0 465 1497 1440 2022-01-07T03:50:07Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 5c66b24205e6521f1935f2737f3861cb387deedf 1498 1497 2022-01-07T03:51:28Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Night Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Bedside Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator. | Bed Socket, Isolation Wall, Isolation Wall Cabinet, Isolation Air Door, Isolation AC, Sanitary Equipment, Sign-Caution, Sign-Quarantine. |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} b247152a2ec85178964e2cae343a730953e50f56 1499 1498 2022-01-07T03:53:06Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Audiometer | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Whiteboard, |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | | | |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} d9c2c4e4c61a2dda8a9885b5eba26e682ab79c72 1500 1499 2022-01-07T03:55:31Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | | | |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 5d8a2a384290806faa1d348298da6158be54e495 1504 1500 2022-01-07T04:01:34Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | | | |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 730e9d5318ca9658e5c93933b6adeda74555faab 1523 1504 2022-01-07T18:49:54Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticDisease.png|DiagnosticDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Regular.png|Regular.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:ISOLATIONDISEASE.png|ISOLATIONDISEASE.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens. | 3x3 | | | |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:CARDIODISEASE.png|CARDIODISEASE.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} e369682b7a4528af0fa6afde9b82224cd2119898 0 466 1501 1431 2022-01-07T03:55:59Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq/ Cabinet, Eye Test, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Chartboard, Stool, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Chairs, (Queue machine and Info TV) |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even a queen must walk | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Sink |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | Stretchers |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Chairs, Reception Desk Left/Right/Middle, Stool. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chairs, Coffee machine, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV, Meal Counter, Sanitary Equipment. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | |Upper Limb Trauma Surgery |Yes |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} b53cfe7c952d0c75c042745d0879abebd42666c8 1505 1501 2022-01-07T04:02:17Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical light), Mobile Workstation, Biohazard Trash Bin, CRP Scan, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Eye Test, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Chartboard, Whiteboard, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table, Wheelchair, Stretcher, |- | [[File:BURN.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Mechanical Ventilator), Defibrillator, Disinfectant Dispense or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq, Cabinet. | Bed Socket. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | (Hospital Bed with Life Monitor and Bedside Cabinet), Defrbrilator, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink. | Bed Socket |- | [[File:Oncall.png|Oncall.png]] | On-Call room | Room doctors for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer or Paper Holder. | Office Chair, Stool, Office Desk. |- | [[File:Nursestation.png|Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Room nurses for traumatology are based in here. | 4x3 | Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, PC (Must be with a chair/stool). | Office Desk, Wheelchair, Stretcher, Office Chair, Stool, Meal Tray. |- | [[File:CARDIOGRAPHY.png|CARDIOGRAPHY.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam Table and Examination lamp or Medical Light + Equipment Table, ECG, and USG), Biohazard Trash Bin, Disinfectant Dispenser or Sink, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, Paper Holder or Printer, PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair). | Office Desk, Office Chair, Stool, Lab Analyzer, Glass or Square Table. |- | [[File:OR.png|OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | (Operating Table with Anesthesia Workstation, Instruments Table with Surgery Instruments., OP Digital Imaging, 2 Operating Room Lighting, Stool), Defibrillator, Equipment Cabinet or Mobile eq. Cabinet, 3 Scrubbing Sinks, 3 Scrub Shelves, Suction Machine, Electrocautery Machine, Warming Cabinet. | Stretcher, Glass or Square Table, Equipment Table. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | |Upper Limb Trauma Surgery |Yes |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 1d8349cd8a21cdc08f99283e83937165f7b65f13 1524 1505 2022-01-07T18:54:45Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | |Upper Limb Trauma Surgery |Yes |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 8e7140c51083e1722afd0c80b0e01264118ed742 1525 1524 2022-01-07T18:58:02Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | |Upper Limb Trauma Surgery |Yes |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 8b90653528e0c1c02b55aa1b68501d37d78a3b4a 1526 1525 2022-01-07T18:59:50Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Day Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | |Upper Limb Trauma Surgery |Yes |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 45a76c0775b50d8f44f1128168f8d639edbd1dba 1527 1526 2022-01-07T19:00:24Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Day Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | |Upper Limb Trauma Surgery |Yes |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 8cc5196eb2c40785d6d7b7efb38e96d0b72bbf95 1528 1527 2022-01-07T19:00:55Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Night Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Common | '''Ballistic Wound, Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation''', Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Large Intestine Perforation, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Common | '''Penetrating Wound, Blast Wound, Abdominal Pain, Abdominal Trauma''', Muscle and Skin Damage, Hemorrhage, Large Arteries Damaged, Blood Loss, Degloved Skin, Foreign Object present, Severe Hemorrhage, Small Intestine Perforation, Kidney Damage, Stomach Perforated, Liver Damage, Bradycardia, Femoral Fracture, Hypoxemia, Unconsciousness, Bradypnea, Tibial Fracture, Hypovolemic Shock. | | | |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | '''Upper Abdominal Trauma, Penetrating Wound, Abdominal Pain''', Malaise, Tenderness, Skin Avulsion, Multiple Arteries Damage, Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Severe Hemorrhage, Tachycardia, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Tachypnea, Hypovolemic Shock, Liver Damaged, Pancreas Damaged, Spleen Damaged, Stomach Perforated, Foreign Object Present. | | | |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Common | | |Thoracic Trauma Surgery | |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | |Upper Limb Trauma Surgery |Yes |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Chemical Arm Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Chemical Torso Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |Yes |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | | | |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | |Burn Management |- | Mild Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Mild Leg Frostbite | Common | | |Protective Dressing | |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Common | | | | |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | | | |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | | | |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Hand Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Leg Frostbite | Common | | | | |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | | | |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | | | |- | Struck by Lightning | Common | | | | |- | Sunburn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Leg Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thermal Arm Burn | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Common | | | | |- | Thoracic Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Common | | | | |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound | Rare | | | | |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | | | |- |} 9a507931b00cfc9c26312ba6435f82fe65e3f346 1529 1528 2022-01-07T19:01:11Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- | | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. 09a33300f17dbe6e00846771d347bb9738dc617e 1540 1529 2022-01-19T04:00:19Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. 484f39001a64fbc1a0720b14feb231f404cb99a2 0 458 1502 1234 2022-01-07T04:00:06Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. == Clinic == No clinic here! == Pathology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | | | |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff Day === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} === Staff Night === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 211504595461b8b3276b1b7c94169a66f3c3f7d0 1503 1502 2022-01-07T04:00:16Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Clinic */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. == Pathology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | | | |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff Day === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} === Staff Night === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} c5d8013969dffbf6148fa0de00b230f5cb19f1a9 0 89 1507 1469 2022-01-07T16:09:36Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Hospitalization |- | Chickenpox | Common | Vomiting, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Itchy Blisters, Fever, Papulas and Vesicles | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Numbing Ointment, Stomachics, Analgesics | No |- | Shingles | Common | Headache, Fever, Malaise, Rash, Tenderness | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment, Analgesics | No |- | Onychomycosis | Common | Nail Discoloration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Fungal Infection | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antifungal Ointment, Foot Cream | No |- | Athlete's Foot | Common | Itching, Nail Discoloration, Thickening of the Nail, Crumbly Nail, Tinea Pedis Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Fungal Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Steroid Cream, Antifungal Ointment | No |- | Iron Deficiency Anaemia | Common | Breathing Difficulties, Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Crumbly Nail, Loss of Apetite, Headache, Haemoglobin Low, Pale Skin, Dizziness, Low Haematocrit | Interview, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Iron Supplement, Diet Modification, Analgesics | No |- | Lactose Intolerance | Common | Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Flatulence, Lactose Intolerance Detected | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physica Examination, Blood Test, Differential Diagnosis | Diet Modification, Antidiarrhoeals, Stomachics | No |- | Common Cold | Common | Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Difficulties, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Nasal Viral Infection, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Antipyretics, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Sinusitis | Common | Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath, Nasal Congestion, Nasal Obstruction | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Saline Nasal Spray, NSAIDS, Analgesics | No |- | Acute Pharyngitis | Common | Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Dry Cough, Sputum Cough, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest | No |- | Acute Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Headache, Sputum Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Streptococcus Pyogenes Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rehydration, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Viral Tonsilitis | Common | Fever, Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Headache, Dry Cough, Painful Cervical Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nasal Congestion, Otorhinolaryngolical Findings, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Adenovirus Present | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Ear Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Listening, Laryngoscopy, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rehydration | No |- | Laryngitis | Common | Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Hoarseness, Dry Cough, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Larynx Infected, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Neck Palpitation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Laryngoscopy, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, Rest, Saline Nasal Spray, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Acute Bronchitis | Common | Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Difficulties, Fever, Chills, Chest Pain, Headache, Wheezing, Bronchial Infection, Lung Findings | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, Chest Listening, X-Ray Torso, Bacterial Cultivation, Differential Diagnosis | Antibiotics, Antipyretics, NSAIDS, Analgesics | Sometimes |- | Hay Fever | Common | Nasal Congestion, Red Eye, Sneezing, Irritable Cough, Itching Eye, Fatigue, Allergy Discovered, Inflammed Sinuses | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Saline Nasal Spray | Sometimes |- | Contact Dermatitis | Common | Redness of Skin, Itching, Rash, Itching Eye, Red Eye, Allergen Detected | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Antihistamines, Numbing Ointment | No |- | Golfer's Elbow | Common | Elbow Stiffness, Tenderness, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Fever, Elbow Tendons Damaged | Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature Measurement, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Rest, Analgesics | No |- | Scoliosis | Common | Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness, Scoliotic Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Back, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Analgesics | No |- | Raynaud's Syndrome | Common | Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain, Raynaud's Findings | Interview, Physical Examination, Differential Diagnosis | Vasodilators, Analgesics | No |- | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Common | Sore Throat, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Sleeping Difficulties, Trouble Rising, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Depression, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | Interview, Physical Examination, Speech and Listening, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Exercise, Antidepressants | No |- | Insomnia | Common | Sleeping Difficulties, Irritability, Depression, Anxiety, Confusion, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Insomnia Revealed | Interview, '''Observation''', Physical Examination, Evaluation, Differential Diagnosis | Sleeping Drugs, Rest | Sometimes |- | Arm Contusion | Common | Injury to the Arm, Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Forearm Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Hand Contusion | Common | Injury to the Hand, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness, Wrist Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Upper Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Foot Contusion | Common | Injury to the Foot, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion, Instep Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Ankle Contusion | Common | Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Inability to Move the Joint, Tenderness, Ankle Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Leg Orthosis, Analgesics | No |- | Leg Contusion | Common | Injury to the Leg, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Swelling, Redness, Tenderness, Bruise, Calf Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Lower Limb, Differential Diagnosis | Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Chest Contusion | Common | Injury to the Chest, Pain, Swelling, Tenderness, Breathing Difficulties, Redness, Bruise, Thorax Contusion | Interview, Physical Examination, X-Ray Torso, Differential Diagnosis | Emergency Care, Numbing Ointment, Bandage, Analgesics | No |- | Influenza B | Common | Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Influenza B Detected | Interview, Temperature Measurement, Physical Examination, Chest Listening, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Serologic Sampling, Differential Diagnosis | Antivirals, NSAIDS, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest | No |- | Pork Tapeworm | Uncommon | Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Vitamin Deficiency, Hunger, Weakness, Pork Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Blood Test, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics | No |- | Beef Tapeworm | Uncommon | Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Apetite, Weight Loss, Beef Tapeworm Present | Interview, Abdominal Palpitation, Physical Examination, Stool Analysis, Differential Diagnosis | Antihelmintics, Analgesics | No |- |} cab58cbb538a794f2cd5213e5b5dc33a3825771f 1508 1507 2022-01-07T16:10:07Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. c850b304d3953dd02b7baacc0e598cb81c4ee7c9 1509 1508 2022-01-07T16:20:13Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | Paper holder, PC (Must be with a chair/stool), Printer | None | Office desk, Sofa, Bookcase, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Office chair, Radio, Small card file, Stool, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | [[Equipment Cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], PC (Must be with a chair/stool) | Stretcher, Meal tray | Office desk, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed or Modern hospital bed with Bedside cabinet and Life monitor or Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, yellow or red Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, Equipment cabinet or Equipment cabinet tall or Wall-mounted equipment or Mobile eq. cabinet | Bed socket, Medical light or Operating room lights | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light or Operating room lights), red or yellow Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator or Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser or Kitchen sink or Lab sink or Sink, [[Equipment cabinet]] or [[Equipment Cabinet Tall]] or [[Wall Mounted Equipment]] or [[Mobile Equipment Cabinet]], Fast USG, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging | None | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Square table, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. 268040f5aad834dcdb5763eb523a88cecc1a9645 1510 1509 2022-01-07T16:40:23Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. c682632d1978ce769464356c73d269cb93b20668 1511 1510 2022-01-07T17:59:55Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle Contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm Contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete’s Foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- |} f52b937f027f20e1a08b9f5f9fa8e6acd57f5aa8 1512 1511 2022-01-07T18:00:07Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle Contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm Contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete’s Foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- |} 397e47259947decd2f14572bd45422f11678ad47 1513 1512 2022-01-07T18:07:26Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- |} e8fe83ebee02f211a8e9963eb7f0ab97c133ea37 1521 1513 2022-01-07T18:45:46Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Common Cold]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Contact Dermatitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- |} cf35341df61529cae2673a180a362763a035e181 0 149 1514 772 2022-01-07T18:15:06Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Ankle Contusion ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Ankle Injury ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Ankle Bruise]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Joint Immobility]] | 70 |Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Lower Limb X-ray *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing Ointment]] *[[Treatment | Leg orthosis]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 27b13ca1910d8f0641427dd7848d88aa74444edf 0 146 1515 773 2022-01-07T18:18:15Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Forearm Contusion]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Limited Arm Motion]] | 90 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Arm Injury ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swelling ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Upper Limb X-ray *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing Ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 4bdc40adc28efb324da8d24cc0983d8d5617abed 0 139 1516 1030 2022-01-07T18:21:25Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Athlete’s foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Tinea Pedis Detected]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nail Discoloration]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Crumbly Nail]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nail Thickening]] | 40 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Fungal Cultivation *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antifungal Ointment]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatment | Foot Cream]] 4fa4fa88cafabbaa8da834087ab4d7bd046c8246 0 134 1517 775 2022-01-07T18:25:56Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | S. Pyogenes Present ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Red Swollen Tonsils ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Sore Throat]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Sputum Cough]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Painful Lymph Nodes] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Pain In the Ears ] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Suppurative Tonsils] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Congestion] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | ORL Findings] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache] | 70 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Oral Cavity Inspection *Chest Auscultation *Neck Palpation *Ear Examination *Laryngoscopy == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | Nasal Drops]] c9563f361ba451527268fd7e1833ca40b59ff9b8 1518 1517 2022-01-07T18:26:24Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | S. Pyogenes Present ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Red Swollen Tonsils ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Sore Throat]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Sputum Cough]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Painful Lymph Nodes]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Pain In the Ears ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Suppurative Tonsils]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Congestion]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | ORL Findings]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Oral Cavity Inspection *Chest Auscultation *Neck Palpation *Ear Examination *Laryngoscopy == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | Nasal Drops]] a8cb5384287944c18893b564dd5df6a67207cd6c 0 125 1519 776 2022-01-07T18:29:28Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Beef Tapeworm Detected ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Weight Loss]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Loss of Appetite ]] | 70 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Stool Analysis *Interview *Abdominal Palpation *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Anthelmintic Medication]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] 08c7d1be7d0ae4456e1f0939dff3e845d810cd59 0 138 1520 777 2022-01-07T18:34:06Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' | insurance = 500 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Bronchial Infection]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dry Cough]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Chills]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal Lung Findings]] | 20 |Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Chest Auscultation *Temperature *Physical Examination *Thorax Percussion *Chest X-ray == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] ca7c3131cb7b0f205cf1f6fb495a30759e547ead 0 544 1522 1463 2022-01-07T18:49:19Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Clinic Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:ENT.png]] The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. The ENT department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Otorhinolaryngology Office | A doctor's office specializing in ear, nose, and throat. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Chartboard, Whiteboard. | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | ENT Endoscopy Unit | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Lab.png]] | Ear, Nose and Throat Lab | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 5 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == UNDER CONSTRUCTION == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in the ENT department. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Loss of smell or taste can't be treated. *Pressure in the ears can't be treated. *Loss of vision can't be treated. *Slurred speech can't be treated. *Difficulty breathing nose can't be treated. *Snoring can't be treated. *Facial pressure can't be treated. *Irregular nasal cycle can't be treated. *Ear damage can't be treated. *Nasal damage can't be treated. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Lump in throat can't be treated. *Ear deformity can't be treated. *Dysphasia can't be treated. *Metastatic cancer can't be treated. *Perineural invasion can't be treated. *Neck injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acoustic Neuroma | Rare | '''Vestibular Tumor Found ''', Diminished Hearing, Hearing Problems, Numbness, Frequent Falling, Tinnitus, Dizziness, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle Weakness. | None. | '''MRI or CT Scan ''', Interview, Audiometry/Audiometry at ENT, Interview, Physical Examination, Ear Examination/Ear Examination at ENT. | '''Active Monitoring ''', Ear Drops, NSAIDs, Recommendations, Stomachics. | $800 |- | Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis | Uncommon | '''Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis Confirmed ''', Swelling, Pain, Xerostomia, Hyposalivation, Fever, Chills, Tenderness, Edema, Mouth Drainage, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''Evaluation or Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics ''', Ice Wrap, Analgesics, Rehydration, Antipyretics, Diuretics, NSAIDs. | $600 |- |} 438546c45a4a1d22c3730fd5c2cf3215c731753e 0 129 1530 792 2022-01-08T18:48:36Z 178.143.165.152 0 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Chest pain]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Crumbly nail]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of appetite]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |- | [[Symptom | Low hemoglobin]] | 10 |- | [[Symptom | Pale skin]] | 40 |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Low hematocrit]] | 80 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Thorax percussion *Chest auscultation *Blood draw *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Iron supplement]] *[[Treatment | Diet modification]] Additional treatments: *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] ed0b56b519a91ca50b8812a3bc5d59b3ec27dfdc 0 96 1531 1477 2022-01-12T22:50:18Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Intensive Care Unit == Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to maintain their vital functions. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 226061ffbe32843b98da4f696c24f6a9241bffc8 6 557 1532 2022-01-12T22:57:56Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 1535 1532 2022-01-14T04:26:46Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Nightfiree3 uploaded a new version of [[File:Happylife.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 558 1533 2022-01-12T22:58:06Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 74 1534 1400 2022-01-12T23:16:29Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Company Name ! Cost Coverage Percent ! 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Reward |- | 1 | Treat 10 Patients per day | $30,000 government grant |- | 2 | Treat 15 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 15 patients |- | 3 | Treat 20 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Treat 30 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 20 patients |- | 5 | Treat 35 Patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 6 | Treat 40 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 7 | Treat 45 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 25 patients |- | 8 | Treat 50 patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 9 | Have 2 ambulances | Increase ambulance patients per day to 3 |- | 10 | Treat 60 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 11 | Treat 70 patients per day | Increase ambulance patients per day to 5 |- | 12 | Treat 80 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 13 | Treat 90 patients per day | Your next intern will be great |- | 14 | Treat 100 patients per day | $100,000 government grant |- |} ===CHEAP'o'Care=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | 1 | Treat 1 patient at Emergency department | $20,000 government grant |- | 2 | Open radiology department | $30,000 government grant |- | 3 | Open Labs | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Open clinic at any specialized department | Hospitalization at Emergency |- | 5 | Open hospitalization at Emergency department | ICU Department |- | 6 | Treat 20 patients in the Emergency department | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 15 patients |- | 7 | Save 1 collapsing patient | Your next intern will be great |- | 8 | Reach 80% prestige at Emergency department | $50,000 government grant |- | 9 | Have 3 ambulances | Increase immobile patient intake by 3 |- | 10 | Treat 30 patients in the Emergency department | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 25 patients |- | 11 | Reach 90% prestige at Emergency department | $100,000 government grant |- |} cdd40c0fc5f2c1c2f86d5410cdaf4e848eaeb17a 1536 1534 2022-01-14T04:27:34Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! 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Reward |- | 1 | Treat 10 Patients per day | $30,000 government grant |- | 2 | Treat 15 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 15 patients |- | 3 | Treat 20 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Treat 30 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 20 patients |- | 5 | Treat 35 Patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 6 | Treat 40 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 7 | Treat 45 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 25 patients |- | 8 | Treat 50 patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 9 | Have 2 ambulances | Increase ambulance patients per day to 3 |- | 10 | Treat 60 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 11 | Treat 70 patients per day | Increase ambulance patients per day to 5 |- | 12 | Treat 80 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 13 | Treat 90 patients per day | Your next intern will be great |- | 14 | Treat 100 patients per day | $100,000 government grant |- |} ===CHEAP'o'Care=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | 1 | Treat 1 patient at Emergency department | $20,000 government grant |- | 2 | Open radiology department | $30,000 government grant |- | 3 | Open Labs | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Open clinic at any specialized department | Hospitalization at Emergency |- | 5 | Open hospitalization at Emergency department | ICU Department |- | 6 | Treat 20 patients in the Emergency department | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 15 patients |- | 7 | Save 1 collapsing patient | Your next intern will be great |- | 8 | Reach 80% prestige at Emergency department | $50,000 government grant |- | 9 | Have 3 ambulances | Increase immobile patient intake by 3 |- | 10 | Treat 30 patients in the Emergency department | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 25 patients |- | 11 | Reach 90% prestige at Emergency department | $100,000 government grant |- |} 26ebb29ef119f5ac79db6119d220cbfd39663bd1 1538 1536 2022-01-14T04:29:49Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* CHEAP'o'Care */ wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Company Name ! Cost Coverage Percent ! Prerequisite |- | [[File:IN_COM_NONE.png]] | Uninsured | 70% | Treat 3 patients. |- | [[File:IN_COM_AAA.png]] | CHEAP'o'Care | 80% | Treat 1 patients per day at Emergency. |- | [[File:IN_COM_DDD.png]] | Liver TY | 100% | Open any specialized department. |- | [[File:IN COM QUICK SNAP CARE.png]] | Quick Snap Care | 100% | Purchase 5 ambulance(s). |- | [[File:IN COM OVERCURE.png]] | Overcure Inc. | 150% | Have 9 fully working departments. |- | [[File:IN COM OOPSEE2.png]] | Oopsee Crp. | 115% | Create 1 doctor(s) with character editor. |- | [[File:HappyLife2.png]] | Happy Life | 130% | Open Infectious diseases clinic. |- | [[File:Protectcare.png]] | ProtectCare | 130% | Open Traumatology clinic. |- |} ==Objective Rewards== ===Uninsured=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | 1 | Treat 10 Patients per day | $30,000 government grant |- | 2 | Treat 15 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 15 patients |- | 3 | Treat 20 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Treat 30 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 20 patients |- | 5 | Treat 35 Patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 6 | Treat 40 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 7 | Treat 45 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 25 patients |- | 8 | Treat 50 patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 9 | Have 2 ambulances | Increase ambulance patients per day to 3 |- | 10 | Treat 60 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 11 | Treat 70 patients per day | Increase ambulance patients per day to 5 |- | 12 | Treat 80 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 13 | Treat 90 patients per day | Your next intern will be great |- | 14 | Treat 100 patients per day | $100,000 government grant |- |} ===CHEAP'o'Care=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | 1 | Treat 1 patient at Emergency department | $20,000 government grant |- | 2 | Open radiology department | $30,000 government grant |- | 3 | Open Labs | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Open clinic at any specialized department | Hospitalization at Emergency |- | 5 | Open hospitalization at Emergency department | ICU Department |- | 6 | Treat 20 patients in the Emergency department | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 15 patients |- | 7 | Save 1 collapsing patient | Your next intern will be great |- | 8 | Reach 80% prestige at Emergency department | $50,000 government grant |- | 9 | Purchase 3 ambulances | Increase ambulance patients per day by 3 |- | 10 | Treat 30 patients in the Emergency department | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 25 patients |- | 11 | Reach 90% prestige at Emergency department | $100,000 government grant |- |} 75d349ca5ea546ebc8c21a3c9b14349e11192eaf 1539 1538 2022-01-19T03:57:54Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Company Name ! Cost Coverage Percent ! Prerequisite |- | [[File:IN_COM_NONE.png]] | Uninsured | 70% | Treat 3 patients. |- | [[File:IN_COM_AAA.png]] | CHEAP'o'Care | 80% | Treat 1 patients per day at Emergency. |- | [[File:IN_COM_DDD.png]] | Liver TY | 100% | Open any specialized department. |- | [[File:IN COM QUICK SNAP CARE.png]] | Quick Snap Care | 100% | Purchase 5 ambulance(s). |- | [[File:IN COM OVERCURE.png]] | Overcure Inc. | 150% | Have 9 fully working departments. |- | [[File:IN COM OOPSEE2.png]] | Oopsee Crp. | 115% | Create 1 doctor(s) with character editor. |- | [[File:HappyLife2.png]] | Happy Life | 130% | Open Infectious diseases clinic. |- | [[File:Protectcare.png]] | ProtectCare | 130% | Open Traumatology clinic. |- |} ==Objective Rewards== ===Uninsured=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Treat 3 patient(s) |Unlock Uninsured insurance |- | 1 | Treat 10 Patients per day | $30,000 government grant |- | 2 | Treat 15 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 15 patients |- | 3 | Treat 20 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Treat 30 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 20 patients |- | 5 | Treat 35 Patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 6 | Treat 40 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 7 | Treat 45 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 25 patients |- | 8 | Treat 50 patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 9 | Have 2 ambulances | Increase ambulance patients per day to 3 |- | 10 | Treat 60 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 11 | Treat 70 patients per day | Increase ambulance patients per day to 5 |- | 12 | Treat 80 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 13 | Treat 90 patients per day | Your next intern will be great |- | 14 | Treat 100 patients per day | $100,000 government grant |- |} ===CHEAP'o'Care=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | 1 | Treat 1 patient at Emergency | $20,000 government grant |- | 2 | Open radiology department | $30,000 government grant |- | 3 | Open Labs | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Open clinic at any specialized department | Hospitalization at Emergency |- | 5 | Open hospitalization at Emergency | ICU Department |- | 6 | Treat 20 patients in the Emergency | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 15 patients |- | 7 | Save 1 collapsing patient | Your next intern will be great |- | 8 | Reach 80% prestige at Emergency | $50,000 government grant |- | 9 | Purchase 3 ambulances | Increase ambulance patients per day by 3 |- | 10 | Treat 30 patients in the Emergency | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 25 patients |- | 11 | Reach 90% prestige at Emergency | $100,000 government grant |- |} ===Liver TY=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Open clinic at any specialized department | |- |} ===Quick Snap Care=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Purchase 5 ambulance(s) | |- |} ===Overcure Inc.=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Have 9 fully working departments | |- |} ===Oopsee Crp.=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Create 1 doctor(s) with character editor (in hiring card) | |- |} ===Happy Life=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Open Infectious diseases clinic | |- |} ===ProtectCare=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Open Traumatology clinic | |- |} 60b2307cbb5461fda64ee54c99f68f1a7a06c4da 6 559 1537 2022-01-14T04:27:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Updated wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Updated 6178fc2c681c9f7787267d28e30ea7a283d36f0f 0 99 1541 1506 2022-01-19T04:04:14Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | | | | | |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | | | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | | | | | |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | | | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | | | | | |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | | | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Orthopaedy. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | | | | | | | |- |} 6c57d991ea498d157f7e5d495bbb549caabc0d4d 1562 1541 2022-01-21T02:37:59Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, (EMG on top of a glass square table or square table), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Stool, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular ward for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | Provides specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with USG and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Orthopaedy. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | | | | | | | |- |} fae18d025856fdc164d9182c444e2537c2c02e70 1564 1562 2022-01-21T02:38:40Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, (EMG on top of a glass square table or square table), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Stool, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular ward for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | Provides specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with USG and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Orthopaedy. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | | | | | | | |- |} b8550cbc32fba428aef5a96f9c01f59c2aa0cf0b 1568 1564 2022-01-21T02:58:38Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, (EMG on top of a glass square table or square table), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Stool, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular ward for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | Provides specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with USG and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Orthopaedy. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | | | | | | | |- |} 6fffbfd00605c692779ce68b758e750f9fd0ca6e 1569 1568 2022-01-21T03:05:40Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, (EMG on top of a glass square table or square table), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Stool, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular ward for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | Provides specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with USG and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Orthopaedy. *Knee Injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[ACL injury]] | Common | '''Knee Injury''', ACL Injury, Swelling, Pain, Walking Problems, Limited Leg Motion | None | '''Interview''', Physical Examination, MRI Scan | '''Can't be treated''', RICE, Ice Wrap, Analgesics, NSAID's. Recommendations | $700 |- |} 7b9d6f885077fc0cebe9a42b069d0319d84bd146 0 466 1542 1540 2022-01-19T04:27:05Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} 354e8b897bd94d2f95d5a18895503981ce3d803e 1553 1542 2022-01-20T18:59:09Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} 51dbd2d12117aada097fc5f391718c50d5ce4c41 1555 1553 2022-01-21T01:05:11Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized traumatology patients. | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3x3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4x3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5x4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8x6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} 2404a2728eba58d1489644b48f296568099f40fd 1563 1555 2022-01-21T02:38:01Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} eef56953b4c7b5702b072f42abf7cb81a7eb88f6 1567 1563 2022-01-21T02:58:35Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} 0f76f7b638c9f94075ab485947dba8118e78a83d 1570 1567 2022-01-21T03:06:09Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} 663120c23639e3df8e4ebfd329fc3f9b4c82626a 1575 1570 2022-01-21T03:35:18Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} c423fba38b862cc025e3f17e32a246dbdf28c719 0 89 1543 1521 2022-01-19T23:46:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 x 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 x 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- |} 8a207c224478fa8fad446aec0fbaaffa75a37a05 1560 1543 2022-01-21T02:20:57Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- |} 985721b0552ac72fd70e1071f6a32416dab68fee 0 126 1544 779 2022-01-19T23:51:23Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Papulas and Vesicles ]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Loss of Appetite]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 50 |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Itchy Blisters]] | 50 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Physical examination *Interview *Temperature == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rests]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Numbing Ointment]] 56599c94728df2acfd0d53ad0483cd765fddb6f4 1549 1544 2022-01-20T00:03:32Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Papulas and Vesicles ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Loss of Appetite]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and joint pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Itchy Blisters]] | 50 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Physical examination *Interview *Temperature == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rests]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Numbing Ointment]] e0b44e5f5e1d59afe5214f5adb9e0fdd4f9dc6f7 0 144 1545 780 2022-01-19T23:54:38Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]] | 100 |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping Problems ]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Long Reaction Time]] | 80 |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Night Sweats]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Depression]] | 60 |- | [[Symptom | Sore Throat]] | 20 |- | [[Symptom | Trouble Rising]] | 20 |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Evaluation *Oral Cavity Inspection == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Sleeping Drugs]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antidepressants]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] c5a5c7b4c92426b8ff27b079c5c4d1e158f73821 1550 1545 2022-01-20T00:04:27Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Sleeping Problems ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Long Reaction Time]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Night Sweats]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Depression]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Sore Throat]] | 20 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Trouble Rising]] | 20 |Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Speech listening *Evaluation *Oral Cavity Inspection == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Sleeping Drugs]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antidepressants]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 0bae1bd59c3438469d549e7b11bcd785aa1dbf0b 0 131 1546 781 2022-01-19T23:59:22Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Viral Infection]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Sore Throat ]] | 90 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Congestion ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Dry Cough]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Wheezing]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Sneezing]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Inflamed Sinuses ]] | 35 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Temperature measurement *Chest auscultation *Nasal cavity inspection *Oral Cavity Inspection == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Nasal Drops]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Saline Nasal Spray]] 56404ae71985ef5a1805eaec4921dc21e3fcc7ed 0 151 1547 1027 2022-01-20T00:01:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Thorax Contusion]] | 100 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Chest Injury]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | -1 | Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray chest *Differential diagnosis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilator]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] c1a84443f39a779b2b7ac145d415fe3769265367 1548 1547 2022-01-20T00:02:21Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Thorax Contusion]] | 100 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Chest Injury]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Breathing problems]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom | Redness]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | -1 | Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *X-ray chest *Chest Auscultation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Emergency care]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilator]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] 86089bed2c6944e98a29465c0b765644f472a7b2 0 118 1551 782 2022-01-20T00:07:24Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Allergen Detected ]] | 100 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Itching]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Itchy Eyes]] | 60 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Red Eye]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash On Arm]] | 30 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash On Leg]] | 30 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash On Neck]] | 30 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash On Torso ]] | 30 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Painful Vesicular Rash]] | 30 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Redness of Skin]] | 20 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical examination *Skin allergy test == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antihistamines]] *[[Treatment | Eye Drops]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Numbing ointment]] 30d29a3202ef4a6d70378f6c9eb75cb1ce0cc0d0 0 544 1552 1522 2022-01-20T18:46:11Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:ENT.png]] The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. The ENT department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Otorhinolaryngology Office | A doctor's office specializing in ear, nose, and throat. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Chartboard, Whiteboard. | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | ENT Endoscopy Unit | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Lab.png]] | Ear, Nose and Throat Lab | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 5 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == UNDER CONSTRUCTION == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in the ENT department. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Loss of smell or taste can't be treated. *Pressure in the ears can't be treated. *Loss of vision can't be treated. *Slurred speech can't be treated. *Difficulty breathing nose can't be treated. *Snoring can't be treated. *Facial pressure can't be treated. *Irregular nasal cycle can't be treated. *Ear damage can't be treated. *Nasal damage can't be treated. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Lump in throat can't be treated. *Ear deformity can't be treated. *Dysphasia can't be treated. *Metastatic cancer can't be treated. *Perineural invasion can't be treated. *Neck injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acoustic Neuroma | Rare | '''Vestibular Tumor Found ''', Diminished Hearing, Hearing Problems, Numbness, Frequent Falling, Tinnitus, Dizziness, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle Weakness. | None. | '''MRI or CT Scan ''', Interview, Audiometry/Audiometry at ENT, Interview, Physical Examination, Ear Examination/Ear Examination at ENT. | '''Active Monitoring ''', Ear Drops, NSAIDs, Recommendations, Stomachics. | $800 |- | Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis | Uncommon | '''Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis Confirmed ''', Swelling, Pain, Xerostomia, Hyposalivation, Fever, Chills, Tenderness, Edema, Mouth Drainage, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''Evaluation or Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics ''', Ice Wrap, Analgesics, Rehydration, Antipyretics, Diuretics, NSAIDs. | $600 |- |} aca3987f17faf5cf764d1b883abeaaa2a7eec9a1 1561 1552 2022-01-21T02:21:35Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:ENT.png]] The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. The ENT department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Otorhinolaryngology Office | A doctor's office specializing in ear, nose, and throat. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Chartboard, Whiteboard. | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | ENT Endoscopy Unit | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Lab.png]] | Ear, Nose and Throat Lab | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 5 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Otorhinolaryngology patients. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular ward for hospitalized patients. | | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | Sleep Lab | Provides sleep studies from patients who might have sleep apnea. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Audiogram Unit |Provides audiogram procedures for hospitalized patients who might have hearing loss. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in the ENT department. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Loss of smell or taste can't be treated. *Pressure in the ears can't be treated. *Loss of vision can't be treated. *Slurred speech can't be treated. *Difficulty breathing nose can't be treated. *Snoring can't be treated. *Facial pressure can't be treated. *Irregular nasal cycle can't be treated. *Ear damage can't be treated. *Nasal damage can't be treated. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Lump in throat can't be treated. *Ear deformity can't be treated. *Dysphasia can't be treated. *Metastatic cancer can't be treated. *Perineural invasion can't be treated. *Neck injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acoustic Neuroma | Rare | '''Vestibular Tumor Found ''', Diminished Hearing, Hearing Problems, Numbness, Frequent Falling, Tinnitus, Dizziness, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle Weakness. | None. | '''MRI or CT Scan ''', Interview, Audiometry/Audiometry at ENT, Interview, Physical Examination, Ear Examination/Ear Examination at ENT. | '''Active Monitoring ''', Ear Drops, NSAIDs, Recommendations, Stomachics. | $800 |- | Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis | Uncommon | '''Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis Confirmed ''', Swelling, Pain, Xerostomia, Hyposalivation, Fever, Chills, Tenderness, Edema, Mouth Drainage, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''Evaluation or Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics ''', Ice Wrap, Analgesics, Rehydration, Antipyretics, Diuretics, NSAIDs. | $600 |- |} 207c3bcc72a209e789a09ba80f7da2e59c58690d 6 560 1554 2022-01-21T00:54:14Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 458 1556 1503 2022-01-21T01:07:54Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. == Pathology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | | | |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff Day === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} === Staff Night === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 9bc4ed7f8a00adf13f688fc45515ffad3afc31da 0 95 1557 1481 2022-01-21T01:12:35Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Radiology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room (Mandatory) | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room (Mandatory) | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer. | Glass office desk, office desk, Office chair, Stool | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiography control panel, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Radiology viewer, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Radiology viewer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Room | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} 2cd6e2cc6ebc08916fde53d8f51d55e10bc47062 0 96 1558 1531 2022-01-21T01:12:57Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Intensive Care Unit == Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to maintain their vital functions. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} a392793dbbcb232240dc320a54d492132b7a114c 1574 1558 2022-01-21T03:30:17Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Intensive Care Unit == Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to maintain their vital functions. | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed or Modern bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, Life support, and Mechanical ventilator), CRP scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Fast USG, Hematology analyzer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink. | Stretcher, Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Medical light, Operating room light, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel table, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin. |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None. | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- |} === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! 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Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Day Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} === Night Staff === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 47d070293ef2b9eb3d4956f444d5c9be04d4fed0 6 567 1578 2022-01-21T03:45:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 568 1579 2022-01-21T03:49:14Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 569 1580 2022-01-21T03:49:51Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 464 1581 1168 2022-01-21T03:56:26Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT._Admin_Services.png ‎]] The Administrative department contains different services such as the cafeteria, gift shop, and pharmacy. == Administrative Department == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Pharmacy.png]] | Pharmacy | Sells medicine to your patients. | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Giftshop.png]] | Gift Shop | Sells gifts to family members and friend visiting hospitalized patients. | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Servicesoffice.png]] | Services Office | Allows you to hire a manager who increases the overall efficiency of all janitors in the hospital and allows you to assign them to clean individual rooms. | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Cafe.png]] | Cafeteria | Employee's canteen, place to eat proper meals. | 4 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors . | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Study.png]] | Study Room | Employees can train their skills and specializations in the study room. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin . |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Pharmacist.png]] | [[Pharmacist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitormanager.png]] | [[Janitor Manager]] | Optional |- | [[File:Giftshopvendor.png]] | [[Gift Shop Vendor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Pharmacist.png]] | [[Pharmacist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitormanager.png]] | [[Janitor Manager]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} 5d83c115433e124b4f91be2d118368c7fb2c90fd 6 570 1582 2022-01-21T03:57:59Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 571 1583 2022-01-21T03:58:27Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 572 1584 2022-01-21T03:58:47Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 573 1585 2022-01-21T03:59:10Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 574 1586 2022-01-21T03:59:32Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 97 1587 1496 2022-01-21T04:04:32Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for General Surgery. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} d48b83eda28b21642b474964dc10db31733eede9 0 98 1588 1495 2022-01-21T04:05:49Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Internal Medicine Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for Internal Medicine. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} 7097ecb28b145bb4736f2e00075c59d219cbecbe 0 100 1589 1493 2022-01-21T04:07:00Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Cardiology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for Cardiology. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} 841008f089265f6ff1678c3e5b762e6e63961013 0 101 1590 1492 2022-01-21T04:07:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Neurology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for Neurology. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} 95ed809de8a7aaa5364f0c8b35d074d540f942d4 0 575 1591 2022-01-21T04:10:51Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "[[File:Oncology.png ‎]] The Oncology department focuses on the treatment of various cancers. === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size !..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Oncology.png ‎]] The Oncology department focuses on the treatment of various cancers. === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Oncology Office | A doctor's office specializing in Oncology. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 0db97621d5afb9877ee92299aec8f9b2d735ea0b 0 576 1592 2022-01-21T04:12:00Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "[[File:Plastics.png ‎]] The Plastic Surgery department focuses on surgeries for both cosmetic and reconstructive purposes. === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Plastics.png ‎]] The Plastic Surgery department focuses on surgeries for both cosmetic and reconstructive purposes. === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Plastic Surgery Office | A doctor's office specializing in Plastic Surgery. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 158e0e43132207a2e898bfc7af72ec4480dd0b4b 0 466 1593 1575 2022-01-21T04:12:23Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} 6a402314caf341b22368dd6e53992ea4a44adef2 1595 1593 2022-01-21T04:14:07Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} ff516c0f8aa428e4c892df9538fafeb2149346eb 1606 1595 2022-01-21T04:33:35Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Clinic */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair. | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Printer, Paper Holder, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office Chair, Square Glass Table, Square Table, Stool, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 3 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Sanitary equipment. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin. |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department to enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None. | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly. | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk). | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- |} e1d7125e8b2cfaa602407e63dd459639a25af616 0 465 1594 1576 2022-01-21T04:14:01Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 418583cf06faa827300b27695c9018ecd655d7bc 0 101 1596 1590 2022-01-21T04:14:39Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] Neurology department diagnoses and threats brain and spinal cord disorders and provides neurosurgery services. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Neurology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for Neurology. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} 3225afc11fc11fc11d8cea4f57b81d79fac91bd5 0 100 1597 1589 2022-01-21T04:14:51Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Cardiology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for Cardiology. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} d72cbdf6b18bd6ec06b0ef28a777f0fe1bc8f35b 0 99 1598 1569 2022-01-21T04:15:04Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, (EMG on top of a glass square table or square table), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Stool, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular ward for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | Provides specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with USG and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Orthopaedy. *Knee Injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[ACL injury]] | Common | '''Knee Injury''', ACL Injury, Swelling, Pain, Walking Problems, Limited Leg Motion | None | '''Interview''', Physical Examination, MRI Scan | '''Can't be treated''', RICE, Ice Wrap, Analgesics, NSAID's. Recommendations | $700 |- |} db833cff662a072a719c31ec987631fd64bbadb5 1599 1598 2022-01-21T04:15:45Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, (EMG on top of a glass square table or square table), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Stool, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular ward for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | Provides specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with USG and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Orthopaedy. *Knee Injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[ACL injury]] | Common | '''Knee Injury''', ACL Injury, Swelling, Pain, Walking Problems, Limited Leg Motion | None | '''Interview''', Physical Examination, MRI Scan | '''Can't be treated''', RICE, Ice Wrap, Analgesics, NSAID's. Recommendations | $700 |- |} df26abfbb6217a4fbed60c0b05a50d618b253ca2 0 98 1600 1588 2022-01-21T04:15:53Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Clinic */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Internal Medicine Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for Internal Medicine. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ca977a11ee37f2a2988d264bdd0058844df7f354 0 97 1601 1587 2022-01-21T04:16:03Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for General Surgery. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ccee4fd04afacb81d05943f1f3f462ffc215f8f6 0 89 1602 1560 2022-01-21T04:16:21Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- |} 304f04f01cd0d50f55bc1c91f199ddbebaa1f16c 1603 1602 2022-01-21T04:16:30Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- |} 597a0b01bb5c2b4bb9b2e45569b18d8fd0832b74 1608 1603 2022-05-31T10:43:47Z Pluton0 30646079 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''Instep Contusion''', Foot Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- |} 4e092e0d79d86119d339e757b4a3f40f31062d10 1610 1608 2022-08-28T02:32:40Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''Instep Contusion''', Foot Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''Elbow Tendons Damaged''', Tenderness, Fever, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Elbow Stiffness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Ice Wrap''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''Wrist Contusion''', Hand Injury, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Bruise, Tenderness, Redness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''Allergy Discovered ''' | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''' Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Nasal Drops, Eye Drops, Rest, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''Influenza B Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''Insomnia Revealed''', Sleeping Problems, Depression, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Irritability, Confusion, Anxiety. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination. | '''Sleeping Drugs''', Antidepressants, Rest, Tranquilizers, Anxiolytics. | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''Low Hematocrit''', Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Breathing Problems, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Pale Skin, Crumbly Nail, Low Hemoglobin. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Iron Supplements''', Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Recommendations, B-Complex Supplements, Foot Cream, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''Lactose Intolerance''' Diarrhea, Nausea, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Vomiting, Excessive Flatulence. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Diet Modification''', Antidiarrheals, Stomachics, Spasmolytics. | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''Larynx Infected''', Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Hoarseness, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Laryngoscopy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, Nasal Drops, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- |} 85ce4d7e3d556a08bc0e9eb046d92d435747e0ab 1614 1610 2022-08-28T02:46:34Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''Instep Contusion''', Foot Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''Elbow Tendons Damaged''', Tenderness, Fever, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Elbow Stiffness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Ice Wrap''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''Wrist Contusion''', Hand Injury, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Bruise, Tenderness, Redness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''Allergy Discovered ''', Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Itchy Eyes, Fatigue, Red Eye, Irritable Cough, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Nasal Drops, Eye Drops, Rest, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''Influenza B Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''Insomnia Revealed''', Sleeping Problems, Depression, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Irritability, Confusion, Anxiety. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination. | '''Sleeping Drugs''', Antidepressants, Rest, Tranquilizers, Anxiolytics. | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''Low Hematocrit''', Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Breathing Problems, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Pale Skin, Crumbly Nail, Low Hemoglobin. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Iron Supplements''', Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Recommendations, B-Complex Supplements, Foot Cream, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''Lactose Intolerance''' Diarrhea, Nausea, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Vomiting, Excessive Flatulence. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Diet Modification''', Antidiarrheals, Stomachics, Spasmolytics. | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''Larynx Infected''', Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Hoarseness, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Laryngoscopy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, Nasal Drops, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''''' | None. | '''''' | '''''' | $200 |- |} 3bbb992d679ba6f81432d85943757c1df3720253 1636 1614 2022-08-29T03:13:30Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''Instep Contusion''', Foot Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''Elbow Tendons Damaged''', Tenderness, Fever, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Elbow Stiffness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Ice Wrap''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''Wrist Contusion''', Hand Injury, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Bruise, Tenderness, Redness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''Allergy Discovered ''', Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Itchy Eyes, Fatigue, Red Eye, Irritable Cough, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Nasal Drops, Eye Drops, Rest, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''Influenza B Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''Insomnia Revealed''', Sleeping Problems, Depression, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Irritability, Confusion, Anxiety. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination. | '''Sleeping Drugs''', Antidepressants, Rest, Tranquilizers, Anxiolytics. | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''Low Hematocrit''', Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Breathing Problems, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Pale Skin, Crumbly Nail, Low Hemoglobin. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Iron Supplements''', Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Recommendations, B-Complex Supplements, Foot Cream, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''Lactose Intolerance''' Diarrhea, Nausea, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Vomiting, Excessive Flatulence. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Diet Modification''', Antidiarrheals, Stomachics, Spasmolytics. | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''Larynx Infected''', Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Hoarseness, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Laryngoscopy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, Nasal Drops, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''Calf Contusion''', Leg Injury, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Tenderness, Bruise, Swelling, Redness. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, Recommendations, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''Fungal Infection''', Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''White Patches on Tonsils''', Red Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Sputum Cough, Muscle and Joint Pain, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Rash. | None. | '''Oral Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Pork Tapeworm Detected''', Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Hunger, Vitamin Deficiency, Weakness. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation. | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''Raynaud's Findings''', Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview. | '''Vasodilators''', Recommendations, Oxygen Therapy, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''Scoliotic Findings''', Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness. | None. | '''Back X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Exercise''', Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''Widespread Painful Rash''', Headache, Malaise, Tenderness, Rash on Arm, Rash on Torso, Rash on Neck | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Rest, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''Nasal Obstruction''', Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation. | '''Saline Nasal Spray''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Mucolytics, Antiseptics. | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''RSV Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Cough Suppressants, Nasal Drops, Antibiotics. | $200 |- |} d082087b469054874b592a0ef6ae2b13111907bb 0 544 1604 1561 2022-01-21T04:25:11Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:ENT.png]] The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. The ENT department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair. | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Otorhinolaryngology Office | A doctor's office specializing in ear, nose, and throat. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Chartboard, Whiteboard. | |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Sanitary Equipment. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin. |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None. | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | ENT Endoscopy Unit | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Lab.png]] | Ear, Nose and Throat Lab | Special room to do endoscopies and biopsies of the ears, nose, and throat. | 5 X 5 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Otorhinolaryngology patients. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular ward for hospitalized patients. | | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | Sleep Lab | Provides sleep studies from patients who might have sleep apnea. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Audiogram Unit |Provides audiogram procedures for hospitalized patients who might have hearing loss. | 5 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in the ENT department. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Loss of smell or taste can't be treated. *Pressure in the ears can't be treated. *Loss of vision can't be treated. *Slurred speech can't be treated. *Difficulty breathing nose can't be treated. *Snoring can't be treated. *Facial pressure can't be treated. *Irregular nasal cycle can't be treated. *Ear damage can't be treated. *Nasal damage can't be treated. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Lump in throat can't be treated. *Ear deformity can't be treated. *Dysphasia can't be treated. *Metastatic cancer can't be treated. *Perineural invasion can't be treated. *Neck injury can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Acoustic Neuroma | Rare | '''Vestibular Tumor Found ''', Diminished Hearing, Hearing Problems, Numbness, Frequent Falling, Tinnitus, Dizziness, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle Weakness. | None. | '''MRI or CT Scan ''', Interview, Audiometry/Audiometry at ENT, Interview, Physical Examination, Ear Examination/Ear Examination at ENT. | '''Active Monitoring ''', Ear Drops, NSAIDs, Recommendations, Stomachics. | $800 |- | Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis | Uncommon | '''Acute Suppurative Sialadenitis Confirmed ''', Swelling, Pain, Xerostomia, Hyposalivation, Fever, Chills, Tenderness, Edema, Mouth Drainage, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''Evaluation or Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics ''', Ice Wrap, Analgesics, Rehydration, Antipyretics, Diuretics, NSAIDs. | $600 |- |} 343349950f9e7e97a2f6fa1f5324a07fc63763ee 0 577 1605 2022-01-21T04:25:44Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "[[File:SexualHealth.png ‎]] The Sexual Health department focuses on STI's, STD's, and other sexual related diagnosis. === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Des..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:SexualHealth.png ‎]] The Sexual Health department focuses on STI's, STD's, and other sexual related diagnosis. === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Sexual Health Office | A doctor's office specializing in Sexual Health. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair. | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 3 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin, Sanitary Equipment. |- |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None. | None. | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly. | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk). | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet. |- | [[File:Lab.png]] | Sexual Health Lab | Fully equipped laboratory capable of providing microscopic analysis of various samples. | 4 X 4 | | | |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 4f5b8190664ec5e879ef27140ed55a31c1005421 0 578 1607 2022-05-31T06:58:14Z Pluton0 30646079 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration...." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Instep Contusion ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Foot Injury ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Warmth]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Limited Leg Motion]] | 80 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Lower Limb X-ray *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing Ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] fafbf41dce1e785aa4d156a59154bf9d4430fe59 0 56 1609 1153 2022-08-09T12:47:23Z Projectorguy 30655484 formatting wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''treatments''' for [[diagnosis]]. ==Treatments== ''EMPTY CELLS ARE INCOMPLETE'' {| class="wikitable" ! Treatment ! Description ! Diagnoses ! Required Room(s) ! Departement(s) ! Required Equipment(s) |- | A1At replacement || Replacement of the protein Alpha-1 antitrypsin by the intravenous route || [[Cirrhosis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]]*, [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Internal Medicine |- | Abdominal surgery || Surgery of the abdomen. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gallstones]]*, [[Cholecystitis]]*, [[Liver laceration]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | ACE inhibitor || A drug used in the treatment of hypertension. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]]*, [[Hypothyroidism]]*, [[Diabetes]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Myocardial infarction]], [[CHF]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Analgesics || Drugs, mostly in pill form, used to relieve pain. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antacids || Antacids are substances that neutralize stomach acid, used to relieve heartburn, indigestion or reflux. || All diseases involving pain. || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anti Inflammatory Cream || Anti Inflammatory Cream || [[Foot contusion]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Pericarditis]], [[CHF]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Myocarditis]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy and Cardiology |- | Anti seizures medicine || Medicine used to treat various types and forms of seizures. || || Any diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiarrhythmics || Drugs usually given intravenously or as pills to suppress abnormal rhythms of the heart. || [[Pneumothorax]], [[Lung contusion]], [[CO poisoning]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Diagnostic unit || ER or Cardiology |- | Antibiotic ointment || Special ointment applied to infected areas on the skin. || [[Blepharitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]] || || Neurology |- | Antibiotics || Drugs in various forms used to treat various bacterial infections. || [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], most Internal med. diseases, [[Acute osteomyelitis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Any office, Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Anticholinergics || Most commonly used medications in the treatment of excessive sweating. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Tetanus]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Anticoagulants || Drugs preventing blood platelets to stick to each other and forming clots. || [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Mitral valve prolapse]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Antidepressants || Drugs used to treat depressive disorders. || [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || General Surgery or Neurology |- | Antidiarrheals || Drugs that stops diarrhea, relieving the symptoms, but not eliminate the cause, usually by decreasing bowel movement. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Irritable bowl syndrome]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Amoebiasis]] || Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Internal Medicine |- | Antifungal ointment || Antifungal ointment with almost no side effects, providing long-term cure of fungal infections. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office, Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihelmintics || Pills that are used in the treatment of tapeworm infections. || [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Beef tapeworm]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Antihemorrhagics || Drugs used to stop bleedings. || Deep wounds, open fractures and complicated fractures. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antihistamines || Allergy treating drugs, opposing the activity of histamine receptors, that are responsible for the symptoms of allergy. || [[Hay fever]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Antihypertensive medication || Drugs used to treat hypertension - high blood pressure. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]]*, [[Grave's disease]]*, [[Cirrhosis]], [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Hypertensive renal disease]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[CHF]], [[Stroke]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[PAD]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]], [[Tetanus]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[CRVO]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Antimycotics || Drugs with an antifungal effect. Antimycotics are used to treat fungal infections caused by a wide range of fungal species. || [[Histoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room, Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antiparasitic drugs || Drugs that are used in the treatment of various parasite infections. || [[American trypanosomias]], [[Toxoplasmosis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room and Offices or Diagnostic units || Internal Medicine |- | Antipsychotics || Medication used in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. || [[Lead poisoning]], [[Encephalitis]], [[Rabies]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine and Neurology |- | Antipyretics || Drugs used to lower the temperature due to fever. || Diseases involving fever. || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Antiseptics || Substances generally in liquid or aerosol form with antimicrobial effect, reducing the possibility of infection. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Deep wound on hand]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Emergency or General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Antithyroids || Also called thionamides are drugs used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism by blocking the formation of thyroid hormone. || [[Grave's disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Antivirals || Medication that inhibit the infection of viruses, unlike the antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy the pathogen. || [[Chickenpox]], [[Shingles]], [[Influenza]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Encephalitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Anxiolytics || Medication that inhibits anxiety. || [[Insomnia]], [[Emphysema]], [[Asthma]], [[Rabies]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[COPD]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Arm cast || Protective shell from plaster and bandages to protect fractured limb or joints. || [[Simple fracture of ulna]], [[Simple fracture of radius]], [[Simple fracture of humerus]], [[Fracture of finger]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Arm orthosis || Orthosis that helps control, guide and immobilize certain joints and limbs. || [[Shoulder dislocation]], [[Simple fracture of clavicle]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy |- | Artificial ventilation || Procedure to restore or help with respiration by exchange of the gases by the respiratory system. It consist of an endotracheal intubation of the patient and connecting it to mechanical ventilation. || [[CO poisoning]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || Any |- | Band ligation || Endoscopic treatment to ensure that varices in the oesophagus will not bleed. || [[Esophageal varices]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Bandage || A long narrow cloth with a broad spectrum of use. || [[Arm contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Foot contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on feet]], [[Open fracture of ulna]]*, [[Complicated fracture of ulna]]*, [[Open fracture of humerus]]*, [[Complicated fracture of humerus]]*, [[Open fracture of femur]]*, [[Complicated fracture of femur]]*, [[Open fracture of tibia]]*, [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Observation room or Trauma center or ICU || Any |- | B-complex supplement || Supplement of B-vitamins. || [[Cluster headache]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[PAD]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Hemolytic anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || All |- | Beta blockers || Medication that is used to treat abnormal heart rhythm,high blood pressure, heart failure and tremor. || All diseases involving hypertension or irregular heartbeat || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Blood transfusion || Procedure of receiving portions of blood due to serious blood loss, diseases or systemic damage to blood cells. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Thalassaemia]], [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]], [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]], [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or Ward or Unit || Any |- | Bone Strengthening pills || Supportive drugs used to improve the strength of the bones. || [[Coeliac disease]]*, [[Chronic kidney disease]]*, [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Osteomalacia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Orthopaedy |- | Boston brace || Is a type of back orthosis often used for scoliosis. || [[Spondylolysis]], [[Spondylolisthesis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Bronchodilators || Medication that dilates bronchi and bronchioles, decreasing the airways resistance, and therefore increasing the airflow to the lungs. || [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Emphysema]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]], [[Pneumothorax]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Flail chest]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | Cardiovascular surgery || Cardiovascular surgery is often used for treatment of various heart disease. || [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[IHD with heart failure]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[PAD]], [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]], [[Cardiac blunt injury]], [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]], [[Aortic rupture]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Chelation therapy || Medical procedure used to remove toxic metals (e.g. mercury) from the body. || [[Lead poisoning]] || Regular ward or HDU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Closed reduction || Procedure consisting of gentle maneuvers to help bones and joints to get back to proper position. || [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Compression wraps || Elastic bandages. || [[Broken ribs]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or Orthopaedy or General Surgery |- | Corticosteroid injections || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Knee osteoarthritis]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Elbow bursitis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || ICU or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Corticosteroids || Synthetic steroid hormones is used to treat inflammation, and used on a broad spectrum of diseases. || [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Hepatic fibriosis]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Infectious mononucleosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Lungs]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Eye]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Rheumatoid arthritis]], [[Dermatomyositis]], [[Inclusion-body myositis]], [[Polymyositis]], [[Cervical spondylosis]], [[Giant cell arteritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[CRVO]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Cough suppressants || Drugs used to suppress dry cough, but without eliminating the cause. || [[Common cold]], [[Bronchitis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pertussis]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Histoplasmosis]], [[Simple chronic bronchitis]], [[COPD]], [[Asthma]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Offices or Diagnostic units || ER or General Surgery or Neurology |- | Craniotomy || Neurological surgery to get access to the brain. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Defibrillation || Procedure to deliver does of electrical current to the heart to re-establish normal heart rhythm. || Heart failure, No pulse present || || |- | Desmopressin || Synthetic hormone that has an anti-diuretic effect, and can help stimulate factors responsible for the blood clotting process, for patient with genetic blood clotting disorders. || [[Hemophilia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Dialysis || Is a process of removing the waste products from the cells metabolism from the bloodstream, when the kidneys are not able to maintain this function. || [[Acute renal failure]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Diet modification || Advice or prescription about daily diet, change of consummated food, beverages, etc. || [[Coeliac disease]], [[Thrombocyptopenia]], [[Lactose intolerance]], [[CRVO]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Hypertensive retinopathy]], [[Iron-deficiency anemia]], [[Diabetes]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Hemolytic anemia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pulmonary embolism]], [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Angina pectoris]], [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Grave's disease]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Stroke]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]], [[Gastritis]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Diuretics || Medications that lower the amount of sodium and water in the body. || [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Chronic kidney disease]] || ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Cardiology or Neurology |- | Ear drops || Medicine in liquid drops that treats specific symptoms in the human ear. Can contain various healing substances including antibiotics. || [[ASOM]], [[Otitis externa]], [[Otitis media]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Elbow pad || Protective padded gear. || [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] || Office or Diagnostic || Orthopaedy |- | Emergency care || Emergency procedure to make sure the patient is stabilized by taking care of any potential wounds, lacerations, injuries or traumas, and to stop any active bleeding. || Trauma-related conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Any |- | EMS || Electrical Muscle Stimulation is a procedure used in various injuries or diseases that affect the musculo-skeletal system. || [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Knee bursitis]] || Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Endoscopic cauterization || Endoscopic cauterization is a surgical procedure where an electric current is used to burn or cauterize an area in order to open or close it off. It is commonly used to stop bleedings during surgeries. || [[Esophageal varices]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]] || Operating room || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | Endoscopic surgery || A minimal invasive surgery with a set of endoscopic instruments. || [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Ethanol treatment || Ethanol is very effective in the treatment of methanol poisoning. || [[Methanol poisoning]] || ICU or Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit or Regular ward or High dependency unit || Internal Medicine |- | Exercise || || [[Scoliosis]], [[Spinal stenosis]], [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]], || || Emergency and Orthopaedy |- | Eye drops || Medicine in liquid a liquid state that treats specific symptoms or diseases in the eye. Either contain an antibacterial agent, anti-histamines or drugs to decrease the blood pressure inside the eye. || [[Corneal abrasion]], [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]], [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]], [[Keratitis (bacterial)]], [[Scleritis]], [[Uveitis]], [[Open-angle glaucoma]], [[Blepharitis]], [[Angle-closure glaucoma]], [[CRVO]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Any except Orthapaedy |- | Eye surgery || Delicate surgery performed on the patient's eye. || [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | First aid || || || || |- | Foot cream || A lotion, cream, or ointment applied to the patient's feet in the treatment of various diseases and symptoms. || [[Nail fungus]], [[Athlete's foot]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency |- | Fracture surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of humerus]], [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]], [[Open fracture of ulna]], [[Complicated fracture of humerus]], [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Fracture surgery - Head || Surgery on the patient's head to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Mandibular fracture]], [[Traumatic brain injury]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy and Neurology |- | Fracture surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely re-align and repair the fractured bone. || [[Open fracture of tibia]], [[Open fracture of femur]], [[Complicated fracture of femur]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | HDU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a high dependency unit (HDU). || || High dependency unit || Any |- | Hip replacement surgery || Surgery that replaces a fractured or damaged hip joint with an artificial joint. || [[Hip osteoarthritis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Home treatment || Patient will treat himself at home. No hospitalization is required. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Ice wrap || Cold compression wraps are used to calm down painful areas of the body. || [[Golfer's elbow]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Blunt pancreas laceration]], [[Hand bursistis]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Dislocated ankle]], [[Nasal fracture]] || Doctor's office or Trauma center or Observation room || ER or Orthopaedy |- | ICU hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). || || ICU || ICU |- | ICU stabilization || || || ICU || ICU |- | Incision and drainage || Incision and drainage of an abscesses. || || Any Diagnostic unit or ICU or Observation room or Doctor's office || Any |- | Induced coma || A procedure involving the administration of sedatives to induce a controlled-coma before surgery but also in critically ill patients for the facilitation of healing. || [[Traumatic brain injury]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Operating room || |- | Insulin therapy || Medication that lowers the level of blood sugar. || [[Diabetes]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Interferon alpha-2b || Highly specific anti-viral therapy used in the treatment of chronic Hepatitis B and C. || [[Hepatitis B]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Iron supplement || Supplement of iron. || [[Iron-deficiency anemia]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | IV antibiotics || A treatment where antibiotics are delivered by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Salmonellosis]], [[Bronchiectatis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Staphylococcal meningitis]], [[Cholera]], [[Babesiosis]], [[Pneumococcal meningitis]], [[Cholangitis]], [[Acute mastoiditis]], [[Lyme disease]], [[Legionnnaires disease]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Bronchopneumonia]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Pneumonia]], [[Endocarditis]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Myocarditis]], [[Primary peritonitis]], [[Gastritis]], [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]], [[Pulmonary anthrax]] || Any office or ward or unit || Any |- | IV atropine || The administration of atropine by the intravenous (IV) route in order to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. || [[Hypothyroidism]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery, Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV calcium gluconate || Intravenous (IV) supplement of calcium gluconate. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Acute renal failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Orthopaedy and General Surgery |- | IV corticosteroids || Intravenous administration of corticosteroid medication. || [[Pericarditis]], [[CIPD]], [[Tick-borne encephalitis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[Lupus]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Neurology |- | IV immunoglobulin || A purified blood product containing antibodies delivered by the intravenous (IV) route. || [[CIPD]], [[Tetanus]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Any office or ward or unit || Neurology |- | IV infusion || A procedure where medication and fluids are delivered intravenously (directly to the bloodstream through a vein). || [[Pericarditis]], [[Typhoid fever]], [[Tularaemia]], [[Tuberculosis]], [[Methanol poisoning]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[IHD with heart failure]] || Any office or ward or unit || Internal Medicine and Cardiology |- | IV nutrition || Intravenous nutrition, or parenteral nutrition, is the procedure of feeding the patient by means of administering nutrition directly into the bloodstream, thereby bypassing the usual way through the intestines. The intravenous nutrition contains various important nutrients and is used to ensure proper functioning of the body and preventing malnutrition. || [[Pancreas contusion]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Gastritis]] || Any office or ward or unit || General Surgery and Cardiology |- | IV TPA || Intravenous Tissue plasmogenic activator helps to recover after brain stroke. || [[Stroke]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Joint surgery - Arm || Surgery on the patient's arm to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Shoulder dislocation]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Joint surgery - Leg || Surgery on the patient's leg to completely fix or repair the joint or to reconstruct its ligaments. || [[Knee dislocation]], || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Laparoscopic surgery || A minimally invasive surgical technique. The surgery is performed by cutting a series of small incisions through which surgical equipment is inserted. || [[Cholecystitis]], [Gallstones]], [[Appendicitis]] || Operating room || General Surgery |- | Leg cast || || [[Simple fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of fibula]], [[Spiral fracture of tibia]], [[Simple fracture of femur]], [[Metatarsal bones fracture]], [[Ankle fracture]] || || Orthopaedy |- | Leg orthosis || An orthosis is a device that immobilises a certain joint or limb, and guides the range of motion. || [[Knee dislocation]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Dislocated ankle]] || || Emergency, Orthopaedy |- | Life support || Life support is instituted to help or maintain vital functions during coma. || || ICU or Trauma center || ICU or Emergency |- | Liver medication || Drugs used in the treatment of various diseases affecting the liver. || [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Mucolytics || Liquid drugs that help to dissolve and clear mucus from the airways. || [[Bronchiectatis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency or Internal Medicine |- | Nasal drops || Drugs that that clear the nasal cavity and increase ventilation through the nose. || [[Sinusitis]], [[Common cold]], [[Laryngitis]], [[Influenza]], [[Hay fever]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Pertussis]], [[Acute rheumatic fever]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Emergency, Internal Medicine or Cardiology |- | Nitrates || Nitrates relax and widen blood vessels. || [[Angina pectoris]], [[Myocardial infarction]] || Regular ward or High dependency unit or ICU or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | NSAIDs || Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat various inflammatory conditions and relieve pain. || Numerous conditions || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Numbing ointment || Ointments that are applied to a certain area (e.g. a sunburn) to numb or relieve pain and irritation. || [[Foot contusion]], [[Hand contusion]], [[Leg contusion]], [[Arm contusion]], [[Ankle contusion]], [[Chest contusion]], [[Cellulitis]], [[Atopic dermatitis]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Contact dermatitis]], [[Shingles]] || || Emergency and Internal Medicine |- | Observation || Admit the patient for observation of symptoms and diseases. || || Observation room || |- | Osteomyelitis surgery || A surgery that involves removing dead bone tissue, draining and clearing infected bone and restoring blood flow to the area. || [[Acute osteomyelitis]] || Operating room || Orthopaedy |- | Oxygenotherapy || Supplementation of oxygen to inhaled gas (often delivered through a nasal catheter or mask covering the mouth and nose). || [[Cluster headache]], [[Flail chest]], [[CHF]], [[Lung contusion]], [[Emphysema]], [[CO poisoning]], [[Chlorine gas poisoning]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Tricuspid valve regurgitation]], [[Mitral valve stenosis]], [[Sarcoidiosis - Heart]], [[COPD]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]], [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || || Any |- | Pericardiocentesis || Procedure used in evacuating excessive fluid or blood from pericardium, relieving the pressure on the heart to make the heart pump more efficiently. || || Operating room || Cardiology |- | PERT || Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) contains a mixture of pancreatic enzymes (e.g. lipase, amylase, and protease). The enzymes assist the digestion of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins and PERT is given to patients that can't produce an adequate amount of enzymes themselves. || [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Plasmapheresis || A procedure where the patient's plasma is removed and replaced with plasma from a healthy volunteer. || [[CIPD]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] || Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Platelet transfusion || Special type of blood transfusion involving the transfusion of platelets (thrombocytes) only. || [[Thrombocyptopenia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Internal Medicine |- | Pressure bandage || Bandage applied to a wound or artery in order to stop or diminish a hemorrhage. || [[Liver laceration]], [[Renal laceration]], [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]], [[Penetrated spleen rupture]], [[Penetrating trauma - Head]], [[Subdural hematoma]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Proliferation therapy || Injection-based therapy for chronic musculo-skeletal conditions that makes the specific cells grow and proliferate more rapidly. || [[Tennis elbow]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Orthopaedy |- | Proton pump inhibitors || Drugs used to decrease acid production in the stomach in order to treat gastric ulcers or acid reflux. || [[Duodenitis]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Pulmonary surgery || Pulmonary surgery, or lung surgery, is surgical procedure carried out in order to repair or remove parts of lung tissue (e.g. in lung cancer). || [[Pulmonary laceration]], [[Aspergillosis]], [[Pneumothorax]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Purgatives || Purgatives, also called laxatives, are drugs mainly used to treat constipation by increasing the secretion of water to the intestines but also by increasing bowel movements. || [[Migraine]], [[Cystic fibrosis]], [[Hypothyroidism]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery or Internal Medicine or Neurology |- | Rabies immunoglobulin || A fast acting injection to prevent rabies virus from infecting the patient. Often given to patients that have been bitten by an animal that might have rabies. || [[Rabies]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Neurology |- | Recommendations || The doctor gives best recommendation to support treatments. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Regular hospitalization || Hospitalize the patient at a regular ward. || || Regular ward || Any |- | Rehydration || Prescription of fluids to increase the amount of fluid and electrolytes in blood stream. Given in order to maintain an adequate blood pressure and function of the organs. || [[Fistula of the intestine]], [[Cholera]], [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Viral tonsillitis]], [[Kidney stones]], [[Bacterial tonsillitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[Urinary tract infection]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[Typhus fever]], [[Pertussis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Interstitial nephritis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Hepatic fibrosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Renal vascular surgery || Surgery on the veins and arteries of the kidneys. || [[Hypertensive renal disease]] || Operating room || Cardiology |- | Replantation || Surgical re-attachment of a body part (e.g. a finger or foot). || [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]] || Doctor's office or Observation room or Trauma center or Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | Rest || Prescription aimed at avoiding physical exertion in sick patients that would benefit from resting. || || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | RICE || The principle of applying 'Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation' of a limb affected by a sprain or fracture. || [[ACL injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Saline nasal spray || A nasal spray that rinse the nasal cavities and increases ventilation through the nose. || [[Common cold]], [[Sinusitis]], [[Hay fever]], [[Laryngitis]] || Doctor's office or Observation room || Emergency |- | Shock wave lithotripsy || A procedure commonly carried out to break stones lodged in the urethra (the tube connecting a kidney to the bladder). It is non-surgical treatment option using high energy ultrasound shock waves to broke stones into dust, allowing them to pass. || [[Calculus in bladder]], [[Calculus of ureter]], [[Kidney stones]] || Sonography unit || General Surgery |- | Sleeping drugs || Drugs that are used as a treatment in patients with trouble falling asleep. || [[Insomnia]], [[Asthma]], [[Hip osteoarthritis]], [[HHD with heart failure]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Spasmolytics || Drugs in liquid or solid pill state that relieve from various types of spasms. || [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Ankle sprain]], [[Knee sprain]], [[Shoulder sprain]], [[Spondylolisthesis]], [[Giardiasis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Neuromyelitis optica]], [[Tetanus]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Gastritis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Stapedectomy || Surgery in which the smallest bone in the middle ear (the stapes) is removed and replaced with an implant. || [[Otosclerosis]] || Operating room || Internal Medicine |- | Steroid cream || An ointment, lotion, or cream containing corticosteroids (stress hormone) used in the topical treatment of various diseases. || [[Athlete's foot]], [[Dermatomyositis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Emergency and Orthopeady |- | Stomachics || Drugs that strengthens or stimulates the stomach with broad spectrum of use. || [[Lactose intolerance]], [[Spleen contusion]], [[Pyelonephritis]], [[Renal contusion]], [[Amoebiasis]], [[Liver contusion]], [[Pharyngitis]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Chickenpox]], [[Esophagitis]], [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Blunt spleen rupture]], [[Cholecystitis]], [[Salmonellosis]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Pancreatitis]], [[Hepatitis B]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Appendicitis]], [[Subdural hematoma]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[ || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Synthetic thyroid hormones || Medications used to treat hypothyroidism. They are synthetic, thus they are not derived from animal's thyroid glands and have fewer side effects. || [[Hypothyroidism]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | TC hospitalization || Trauma center (TC) accepts critically ill patients when they arrive at the hospital. || || Trauma center || Emergency |- | Thoracentesis || || Tension Pneumothorax || || |- | Thrombolytics || Special medications that solves and destroy formed clots in blood stream, which reducing passage of the blood to the organs. || [[Thrombophlebitis]], [[Portal vein thrombosis]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]], [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Cardiology |- | Tranquilizers || Medicine designed for the treatment of anxiety, fear, tension, agitation, and disturbances of the mind. || [[Diffuse axonal injury]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || General Surgery and Neurology |- | Trauma stabilization || || || || |- | Triple therapy treatment || Special medicine that is indicated for the patients suffering from H. pylori infection or duodenal ulcers and consist of three different antibiotics. || [[H. pylori infection]] || ICU or Regular ward or High dependency unitor OfficeorDiagnostic unit || General Surgery |- | Vasodilators || Medication that relaxes blood vessels. || [[Raynaud's syndrome]], [[Pulmonary hypertension]] || Office or Diagnostic unit or ICU || Emergency and Cardiology |- | Vitamin supplementation || Supplementation of various vitamins and minerals are taken to restore stability of organism. || [[Osteomalacia]], [[Crohn's disease]], [[Pork tapeworm]], [[Irritable bowel syndrome]], [[Hepatitis A]], [[Glomerulonephirits]], [[H. pylori infection]], [[Duodenitis]], [[Ulcerative colitis]], [[Chronic kidney disease]], [[Peptic ulcer disease]], [[Coeliac disease]], [[Gastritis]], [[Cirrhosis]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Any |- | Vitamin-D supplement || Supplementation of vitamin D3. || [[Osteomalacia]] || Office or Diagnostic unit || Orthopaedy |- | VP shunting || Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting is surgical procedure used to treat increased intracranial pressure. || [[Cerebral contusion]], [[Diffuse axonal injury]] || Operating room || Neurology |- | Wound closure || || [[Deep wound on arm]], [[Deep wound on leg]], [[Deep wound on hand]], [[Deep wound on feet]], || || |} b382315320a25dd0caa942f94046b13243e0ea4a 0 579 1611 2022-08-28T02:37:43Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Golfer’s elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the ins..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Golfer’s elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. 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The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Elbow Tendons Damaged]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Finger Numbness]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Hand Weakness]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Elbow Pain]] | 50 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Limited Arm Motion]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Elbow Stiffness]] | 40 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Upper Limb X-ray *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] 70a271c96ab55aee3d15309e64fb89e44dad5b08 0 580 1613 2022-08-28T02:41:25Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration...." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! 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Undigested la..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Lactose Intolerance]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Cramps]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Excessive Flatulence]] | 60 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Interview *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] ef3408f9acd0de5eb0f53cee6ecb8234ed08622f 0 136 1640 788 2022-08-29T03:27:36Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Larynx Infected]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Swallow Pain]] | 90 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dysphagia]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Nasal Congestion]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Swollen Lymph Nodes]] | 20 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Inflamed Sinuses]] | 20 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Laryngoscopy *Interview *Neck Palpation *Temperature *Physical Examination *Oral Cavity Inspection *Nasal Cavity Inspection == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Nasal Drops]] *[[Treatment | Saline Nasal Spray]] 297cea821e1c1636cc65bb7c794e113619d0f5f7 0 34 1641 1452 2022-08-29T03:32:16Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Base Game & DLC Departments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of thirteen departments to manage. There are also six player-made departments in the Steam workshop. == Base Game & DLC Departments == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_MedicalLaboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | [[File:DPT. Admin Services.png]] | [[Administrative Department]] | The department where hospital services can be found. |- | [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:Infectious.png]] | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | [[File:Trauma.png]] | [[Traumatology]] | Traumatology deals with those severely injured who arrive by helicopter as well as burns. |} == Modded Departments == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:ENT.png]] | [[Ear, Nose and Throat]] | The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. |- | [[File:Oncology.png]] | [[Oncology]] | The Oncology department focuses on the treatment of various cancers. |- | [[File:Plastics.png]] | [[Plastic Surgery]] | The Plastic Surgery department focuses on surgeries for both cosmetic and reconstructive purposes. |- | [[File:SexualHealth.png]] | [[Sexual Health]] | The Sexual Health department focuses on STI's, STD's, and other sexual related diagnosis. |- | [[File:OBGYN.png]] | [[Gynecology and Obstetrics]] | The Gynecology and Obstetrics department is geared towards females only, focusing on caring for the female reproductive system, pregnancy, and diseases specific to women. |- | [[File:Urology&Nephrology.png]] | [[Urology and Nephrology]] | The Urology and Nephrology department focuses on the male reproductive system as well as the male and female urinary-tract. |- |} e19a5bc7f13908e0bb78a8821c045e7b3b6621b6 1676 1641 2023-07-06T02:36:41Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Modded Departments */ wikitext text/x-wiki A '''department''' is an area of specialization within a facility. Departments are differentiated from one another with specific rooms, staff, and equipment. In ''Project Hospital'', there are a total of thirteen departments to manage. There are also six player-made departments in the Steam workshop. == Base Game & DLC Departments == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] | [[Emergency]] | Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. |- | [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] | [[Radiology]] | Radiology provides advanced imaging techniques for the other departments that assist diagnosis. |- | [[File:DPT_MedicalLaboratories.png]] | [[Medical Laboratories]] | Medical Laboratories department is in charge of doing test for every departments. |- | [[File:DPT. Admin Services.png]] | [[Administrative Department]] | The department where hospital services can be found. |- | [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] | [[Pathology]] | Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. |- | [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] | [[Intensive Care Unit|Intensive Care Unit (ICU)]] | ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. |- | [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[General Surgery Department]] | General surgery provides a wide range of surgical procedures, mostly focused on abdominal organs. |- | [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] | [[Internal Medicine Department]] | Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases concerning internal organs as well as multi-system diseases. |- | [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] | [[Orthopaedy]] | Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. |- | [[File:DPT_CARDIOLOGY.png]] | [[Cardiology]] | Cardiology deals with heart and artery diseases and conditions and also provides cardiac surgery. |- | [[File:DPT_NEUROLOGY.png]] | [[Neurology]] | Neurology department diagnoses and treats brain and spinal cord disorders in addition to providing neurosurgery services. |- | [[File:Infectious.png]] | [[Infectious Diseases]] | Infectious Diseases department is where people with rare or extremely contagious diseases go for treatment or isolation. |- | [[File:Trauma.png]] | [[Traumatology]] | Traumatology deals with those severely injured who arrive by helicopter as well as burns. |} == Modded Departments == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Icon ! scope="col" | Department ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[File:ENT.png]] | [[Ear, Nose and Throat]] | The Ear, Nose, and Throat department specializes in diseases involving the ears, nose, and throat just like the real Otorhinolaryngology specialty. This department also includes head, neck, and maxillofacial surgery. |- | [[File:Oncology.png]] | [[Oncology]] | The Oncology department focuses on the treatment of various cancers. |- | [[File:Plastics.png]] | [[Plastic Surgery]] | The Plastic Surgery department focuses on surgeries for both cosmetic and reconstructive purposes. |- | [[File:SexualHealth.png]] | [[Sexual Health]] | The Sexual Health department focuses on STI's, STD's, and other sexual related diagnosis. |- | [[File:OBGYN.png]] | [[Gynecology and Obstetrics]] | The Gynecology and Obstetrics department is geared towards females only, focusing on caring for the female reproductive system, pregnancy, and diseases specific to women. |- | [[File:Urology&Nephrology.png]] | [[Urology and Nephrology]] | The Urology and Nephrology department focuses on the male reproductive system as well as the male and female urinary-tract. |- | [[File:psyche.png]] | [[Department of Psychiatry]] | The psychiatry department is devoted to the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of deleterious mental conditions |- |} a67d0cbeb796d6228933f1c4f66a0e0bf2c908f3 0 463 1642 1491 2022-08-29T03:45:51Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Medical Laboratories */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_MedicalLaboratories.png]] Medical Laboratories department consists of three rooms that process different blood and culture samples. == Medical Laboratories == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Hematologycolor.png]] | Hematology Lab (Mandatory) | Provides blood and serology related tests. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Glassware-burette, Glassware-small, Hematology analyzer, Sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, RIA, Sample storage, Thermal Cylinder | Half lab desk, Lab cabinet, Lab desk, Office chair, Stool | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Equipment table, Lab shelf, Mobile Cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, Wall-mounted lab shelf |- | [[File:Microbiologycolor.png]] | Microbiology Lab | Provides cultivation and testing of various samples. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Glassware-burette, Glassware-small, Fume hood, Sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Microbiological incubator, Sample storage, Microscope | Half lab desk, Lab cabinet, Lab desk, Office chair, Stool | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Equipment table, Lab shelf, Mobile Cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, Wall-mounted lab shelf |- | [[File:Histologycolor.png]] | Histology Lab | Provides microscopic analysis of various samples. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Glassware-burette, Glassware-small, Lab Analyzer, Sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Medical centrifuge, Sample storage, Microscope, Stool analyzer | Half lab desk, Lab cabinet, Lab desk, Office chair, Stool | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Equipment table, Lab shelf, Mobile Cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, Wall-mounted lab shelf |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} 07023b58811dbe01371280e5772f408eae5bc6e5 1686 1642 2023-08-15T03:08:46Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_MedicalLaboratories.png]] Medical Laboratories department consists of three rooms that process different blood and culture samples. == Medical Laboratories == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Hematologycolor.png]] | Hematology Lab (Mandatory) | Provides blood and serology related tests. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Glassware-burette, Glassware-small, Hematology analyzer, Sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, RIA, Sample storage, Thermal Cylinder | Half lab desk, Lab cabinet, Lab desk, Office chair, Stool | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Equipment table, Lab shelf, Mobile Cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, Wall-mounted lab shelf |- | [[File:Microbiologycolor.png]] | Microbiology Lab | Provides cultivation and testing of various samples. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Glassware-burette, Glassware-small, Fume hood, Sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Microbiological incubator, Sample storage, Microscope | Half lab desk, Lab cabinet, Lab desk, Office chair, Stool | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Equipment table, Lab shelf, Mobile Cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, Wall-mounted lab shelf |- | [[File:Histologycolor.png]] | Histology Lab | Provides microscopic analysis of various samples. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Biohazard trash bin, Glassware, Glassware-burette, Glassware-small, Lab Analyzer, Sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Medical centrifuge, Sample storage, Microscope, Stool analyzer | Half lab desk, Lab cabinet, Lab desk, Office chair, Stool | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Equipment table, Lab shelf, Mobile Cabinet, Mobile eq. cabinet, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, Wall-mounted lab shelf |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Lab Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Technologist.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} 84b1c9445f223a15b9f62148e9c6117f47e40907 0 588 1643 2022-08-30T01:35:02Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration...." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Calf Contusion]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Leg Injury]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Limited Leg Motion]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Bruise]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Redness ]] | 20 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Lower Limb X-ray *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Numbing Ointment]] *[[Treatment | Bandage]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] 6e12446b5342feb14348f17ba87fdabbab0ca357 0 589 1644 2022-08-30T01:36:59Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers o..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Fungal Infection ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nail Discoloration]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Crumbly Nail]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nail Thickening]] | 40 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Fungal Cultivation *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antifungal Ointment]] *[[Treatment | Foot Cream]] 5d43ebe969c6cc1978773442226edf8c7722d9f7 0 133 1645 794 2022-08-30T01:41:44Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | White Patches On Tonsils ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Red Swollen Tonsils]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swallow Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Sputum Cough]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Sneezing ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea ]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Dysphagia ]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hoarseness ]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash]] | 50 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Oral Cavity Inspection *Interview *Neck Palpation *Physical Examination *Temperature *Chest Auscultation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] 6c208b72588c4cec6b892a0d6b9b220c33cb75fc 0 590 1646 2022-08-30T01:45:28Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Pork Tapeworm Detected]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Weight Loss]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Hunger]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vitamin Deficiency]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Weakness ]] | 70 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Stool Analysis *Interview *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Anthelmintic Medication]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] 4cc6be05572c5fce775cbf054a9505c521fc18e9 0 591 1647 2022-08-30T01:47:16Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Raynaud’s syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outd..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Raynaud’s syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Raynaud’s Findings]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Finger Numbness]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Cyanosis ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hand Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Vasodilators]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Oxygen Therapy]] 27aa5359950133f8ab04a705817d8c49f2d1d0b5 0 142 1648 992 2022-08-30T01:48:34Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' | insurance = 400 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Scoliotic Findings]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Back Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Weakness]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Numbness]] | 80 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Back X-ray *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Exercise]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 557f94fd7b371568d2afc7cb88298aef9ec33ecd 0 127 1649 798 2022-08-30T01:51:18Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Widespread Painful Rash]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Malaise]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Tenderness ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash On Arm ]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash On Torso]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Rash On Neck]] | 20 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Temperature *Interview *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antivirals]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] 88c92333b825b72a65543cb8eb8ac88b1a09325d 0 132 1650 799 2022-08-30T01:54:10Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Obstruction]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Congestion]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Sputum Cough]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Bad Breath]] | 50 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Nasal Cavity Inspection *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Chest Auscultation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Saline Nasal Spray]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Nasal Drops]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | Antiseptics]] 8f074605e0bb96d69a7c8b6dd1ec362ac752ab37 0 592 1651 2022-08-30T01:58:36Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' | insur..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | RSV Present ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Red Swollen Tonsils]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Sore Throat]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dry Cough ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Painful Lymph Nodes]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Pain In the Ears ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Suppurative Tonsils (]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Congestion]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | ORL Findings]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Oral Cavity Inspection *Chest Auscultation *Neck Palpation *Ear Examination *Laryngoscopy == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Nasal Drops]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] de505e385492c04cd69dd22a02bfe697578cdd37 1652 1651 2022-08-30T01:59:20Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Symptoms */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Emergency]].'' {{Disease | description = ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' | insurance = 200 | department = [[Emergency]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | RSV Present ]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Red Swollen Tonsils]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Sore Throat]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dry Cough ]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Painful Lymph Nodes]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Pain In the Ears ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Suppurative Tonsils ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Congestion]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | ORL Findings]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Oral Cavity Inspection *Chest Auscultation *Neck Palpation *Ear Examination *Laryngoscopy == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Nasal Drops]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] 5508b6d1716dc6d7d39c8b5afa74e52f57b93dd3 0 464 1653 1581 2022-08-30T02:15:26Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Administrative Department */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT._Admin_Services.png ‎]] The Administrative department contains different services such as the cafeteria, gift shop, and pharmacy. == Administrative Department == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Pharmacy.png]] | Pharmacy | Sells medicine to your patients. | 3 X 2 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Drug shelf with drawers (x3). | Counter-advice, Counter-drop off, Counter-left, Counter-right, Drug shelf small, Drug shelf tall, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool. | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fancy chair, Fruit juice- Glass sign-advice, Glass sign-drop off, Paper holder, Pharmacy cross, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Giftshop.png]] | Gift Shop | Sells gifts to family members and friend visiting hospitalized patients. | 3 X 2 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Balloons (x2), Flowers shelf (x2), Fresh fruit (x2), Magazines (x2), T-shirts stand (x2). | Counter-advice, Counter-drop off, Counter-left, Counter-right, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Signboard, Stool. | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Servicesoffice.png]] | Services Office | Allows you to hire a manager who increases the overall efficiency of all janitors in the hospital and allows you to assign them to clean individual rooms. | 3 X 2 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cafe.png]] | Cafeteria | Employee's canteen, place to eat proper meals. | 4 X 2 | Dining table, Chair (x2), Fancy chair (x2), Wooden chair (x2), Meal counter (x2). | Cafeteria counter, Coffee machine, Cutlery, Daily menu, Donuts, Fruit, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink. | Sofa, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Tasty sandwiches, TV, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors . | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Study.png]] | Study Room | Employees can train their skills and specializations in the study room. | 4 X 3 | Chair, Fancy chair, Wooden chair, Projector, Projector screen. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Bookshelf, Bookcase, Laptop-pc, Office chair, PC, Printer, Paper holder, Stool. | Dining table, Soda, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee machine, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Donuts, Corner cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Fruit, Fruit juice, Stainless steel cabinet, Tasty sandwiches, Vending Machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin . |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None. | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair. |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Pharmacist.png]] | [[Pharmacist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitormanager.png]] | [[Janitor Manager]] | Optional |- | [[File:Giftshopvendor.png]] | [[Gift Shop Vendor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Pharmacist.png]] | [[Pharmacist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitormanager.png]] | [[Janitor Manager]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} 7097e95a2ec062059fa9eb8ac925d329be850ad6 1687 1653 2023-08-15T03:09:04Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT._Admin_Services.png ‎]] The Administrative department contains different services such as the cafeteria, gift shop, and pharmacy. == Administrative Department == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Pharmacy.png]] | Pharmacy | Sells medicine to your patients. | 3 X 2 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Drug shelf with drawers (x3). | Counter-advice, Counter-drop off, Counter-left, Counter-right, Drug shelf small, Drug shelf tall, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool. | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fancy chair, Fruit juice- Glass sign-advice, Glass sign-drop off, Paper holder, Pharmacy cross, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Giftshop.png]] | Gift Shop | Sells gifts to family members and friend visiting hospitalized patients. | 3 X 2 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Balloons (x2), Flowers shelf (x2), Fresh fruit (x2), Magazines (x2), T-shirts stand (x2). | Counter-advice, Counter-drop off, Counter-left, Counter-right, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Signboard, Stool. | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Servicesoffice.png]] | Services Office | Allows you to hire a manager who increases the overall efficiency of all janitors in the hospital and allows you to assign them to clean individual rooms. | 3 X 2 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cafe.png]] | Cafeteria | Employee's canteen, place to eat proper meals. | 4 X 2 | Dining table, Chair (x2), Fancy chair (x2), Wooden chair (x2), Meal counter (x2). | Cafeteria counter, Coffee machine, Cutlery, Daily menu, Donuts, Fruit, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink. | Sofa, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Tasty sandwiches, TV, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors . | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Study.png]] | Study Room | Employees can train their skills and specializations in the study room. | 4 X 3 | Chair, Fancy chair, Wooden chair, Projector, Projector screen. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Bookshelf, Bookcase, Laptop-pc, Office chair, PC, Printer, Paper holder, Stool. | Dining table, Soda, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee machine, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Donuts, Corner cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Fruit, Fruit juice, Stainless steel cabinet, Tasty sandwiches, Vending Machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin . |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None. | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair. |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Admin Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Pharmacist.png]] | [[Pharmacist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitormanager.png]] | [[Janitor Manager]] | Optional |- | [[File:Giftshopvendor.png]] | [[Gift Shop Vendor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Pharmacist.png]] | [[Pharmacist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitormanager.png]] | [[Janitor Manager]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} cf20fd757d5ed026b5744f2eb69db3f7078d5b91 0 458 1654 1556 2022-08-30T02:22:23Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. == Pathology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | (Autopsy table with medical light or Operating room light), Autopsy equipment, Autopsy scales, Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Germicidal lamp, Glassware, Glassware-burette, Glassware-small, Sink, Lab sink, Kitchen sink, Microscope, Mobile eq. cabinet, Pathology view, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Scrubs shelf-tall, scrubs shelf-wall, Scrubs shelf, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher. |Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chartboard, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Instruments table, Instruments table-glass, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Surgery instruments, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wall-mounted lab shelf, Whiteboard. |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 |Body fridges, Morgue table. |Stretcher. |Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Privacy screen, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Staff Day === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} === Staff Night === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 7e9a841a2aa26a1a6395be1e20921ede7544007a 1689 1654 2023-08-15T03:10:29Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pathology Logo.png]] Pathology department performs autopsies on patients who have passed away to determine the cause of death and then releases them to the funeral home. == Pathology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Autopsy Logo.png]] | Autopsy Room | Pathologists perform autopsies here, trying to figure out the course of a disease and the cause of death. | 6x4 | (Autopsy table with medical light or Operating room light), Autopsy equipment, Autopsy scales, Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Germicidal lamp, Glassware, Glassware-burette, Glassware-small, Sink, Lab sink, Kitchen sink, Microscope, Mobile eq. cabinet, Pathology view, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Scrubs shelf-tall, scrubs shelf-wall, Scrubs shelf, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher. |Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chartboard, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Instruments table, Instruments table-glass, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Surgery instruments, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wall-mounted lab shelf, Whiteboard. |- | [[File:Coldroom Logo.png]] | Cold Room | Can safely hold dead bodies before and after their autopsy procedure. | 4x4 |Body fridges, Morgue table. |Stretcher. |Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Privacy screen, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | Pathology doctors are based in here. | 4x3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses station | Pathology nurses are based in here. | 4x3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Pathology Staff === ==== Staff Day ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Staff Night ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Opional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 99070713826731d2ba57c3fad7cead38fafa9a3f 0 43 1655 1298 2022-08-30T02:28:55Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Emergency */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay Fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | ''Bite of a venomous snake.'' |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the liver and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects'' |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | ''Burn injury caused by microwave radiation. Unlike other radiation burns, microwave radiation damage is caused by heat.'' |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's legs'' |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient’s neck area.'' |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma caused serious damage to patient's lungs.'' |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | ''Radiation dermatitis, also known as X-ray dermatitis, is a side effect of radiation therapy.'' |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | ''Snakebites typically have two puncture wounds from the fangs. Identification of the snake species and providing the correct antivenom is an urgent task.'' |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's legs.'' |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | ''Signs of severe thermal burn.'' |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the pancreas and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | ''A rare injury caused by direct or indirect hit by a lightning strike.'' |- | [[Sunburn]] | ''Red painful skin that appears after overexposure to the ultraviolet light either from sunshine or from artificial sources.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm penetrating patient’s thorax.'' |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm - penetrating in patient’s upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | ''Bites of venomous spiders create tiny red bumps that are sometimes painful and itchy. The injected poison can also cause more severe symptoms.'' |- |} == Obsolete == This diagnosis are no longer in the game and are considered obsolete. Some of them were moved back to the developer's database for futures DLCs.<ref>[https://steamcommunity.com/app/868360/eventcomments/2261313417686169403/ Steam forums]</ref> {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description ! scope="col" | Department |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' | Emergency |} 09e1123c78bb8cf70e2195dcaf48c75106fc48eb 1656 1655 2022-08-30T02:32:39Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay Fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute renal failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | ''Bite of a venomous snake.'' |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the liver and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects'' |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | ''Burn injury caused by microwave radiation. Unlike other radiation burns, microwave radiation damage is caused by heat.'' |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's legs'' |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient’s neck area.'' |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma caused serious damage to patient's lungs.'' |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | ''Radiation dermatitis, also known as X-ray dermatitis, is a side effect of radiation therapy.'' |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | ''Snakebites typically have two puncture wounds from the fangs. Identification of the snake species and providing the correct antivenom is an urgent task.'' |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's legs.'' |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | ''Signs of severe thermal burn.'' |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the pancreas and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | ''A rare injury caused by direct or indirect hit by a lightning strike.'' |- | [[Sunburn]] | ''Red painful skin that appears after overexposure to the ultraviolet light either from sunshine or from artificial sources.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm penetrating patient’s thorax.'' |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm - penetrating in patient’s upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | ''Bites of venomous spiders create tiny red bumps that are sometimes painful and itchy. The injected poison can also cause more severe symptoms.'' |- |} == Ear, Nose and Throat == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Oncology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Plastic Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Sexual Health== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Gynecology and Obstetrics == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Urology and Nephrology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} 0be70bac75cb9d64dd12bb13b270c8c39321f647 0 97 1657 1601 2022-08-30T02:44:32Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for General Surgery. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized General Surgery patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light and Dialysis machine), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wooden chair, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} 97418ee6c1805c679a4e6baa754a465de0cba774 1659 1657 2022-08-30T18:31:29Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for General Surgery. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized General Surgery patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light and Dialysis machine), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wooden chair, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in General Surgery. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Renal Failure]] | Uncommon | '''Kidney Tissue Damaged ''', Oligurua, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Loss of Appetite, Vomiting, Hypertension. Lipiduria, Confusion, Edema, Hypocalcaemia, Tremor, Azotemia, Chest Pain, Elevated CRP. | Heart Failure. | '''MRI Scan''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Pressure Management, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Thorax Percussion, CRP Test. | '''Dialysis''', Analgesics, Rest, Stomachics, Antihypertensive Medication, Tranquilizers, Diuretics, IV Calcium Gluconate, Beta Blockers, NSAIDs. | $2000 |- |} cffb1df3f1adfcf842f11381f47872c93d502229 0 89 1658 1636 2022-08-30T18:26:51Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''Instep Contusion''', Foot Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''Elbow Tendons Damaged''', Tenderness, Fever, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Elbow Stiffness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Ice Wrap''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''Wrist Contusion''', Hand Injury, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Bruise, Tenderness, Redness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''Allergy Discovered ''', Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Itchy Eyes, Fatigue, Red Eye, Irritable Cough, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Nasal Drops, Eye Drops, Rest, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''Influenza B Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''Insomnia Revealed''', Sleeping Problems, Depression, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Irritability, Confusion, Anxiety. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination. | '''Sleeping Drugs''', Antidepressants, Rest, Tranquilizers, Anxiolytics. | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''Low Hematocrit''', Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Breathing Problems, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Pale Skin, Crumbly Nail, Low Hemoglobin. | None. | '''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Iron Supplements''', Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Recommendations, B-Complex Supplements, Foot Cream, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''Lactose Intolerance''' Diarrhea, Nausea, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Vomiting, Excessive Flatulence. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Diet Modification''', Antidiarrheals, Stomachics, Spasmolytics. | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''Larynx Infected''', Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Hoarseness, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Laryngoscopy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, Nasal Drops, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''Calf Contusion''', Leg Injury, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Tenderness, Bruise, Swelling, Redness. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, Recommendations, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''Fungal Infection''', Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''White Patches on Tonsils''', Red Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Sputum Cough, Muscle and Joint Pain, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Rash. | None. | '''Oral Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Pork Tapeworm Detected''', Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Hunger, Vitamin Deficiency, Weakness. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation. | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''Raynaud's Findings''', Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview. | '''Vasodilators''', Recommendations, Oxygen Therapy, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''Scoliotic Findings''', Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness. | None. | '''Back X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Exercise''', Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''Widespread Painful Rash''', Headache, Malaise, Tenderness, Rash on Arm, Rash on Torso, Rash on Neck | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Rest, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''Nasal Obstruction''', Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation. | '''Saline Nasal Spray''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Mucolytics, Antiseptics. | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''RSV Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Cough Suppressants, Nasal Drops, Antibiotics. | $200 |- |} f870130f81cff4e2f9d2dd03020595dd68a73254 1670 1658 2022-11-17T04:01:33Z 98.247.116.19 0 /* Clinic Staff */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''Instep Contusion''', Foot Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''Elbow Tendons Damaged''', Tenderness, Fever, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Elbow Stiffness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Ice Wrap''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''Wrist Contusion''', Hand Injury, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Bruise, Tenderness, Redness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''Allergy Discovered ''', Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Itchy Eyes, Fatigue, Red Eye, Irritable Cough, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Nasal Drops, Eye Drops, Rest, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''Influenza B Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''Insomnia Revealed''', Sleeping Problems, Depression, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Irritability, Confusion, Anxiety. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination. | '''Sleeping Drugs''', Antidepressants, Rest, Tranquilizers, Anxiolytics. | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''Low Hematocrit''', Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Breathing Problems, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Pale Skin, Crumbly Nail, Low Hemoglobin. | None. | '''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Iron Supplements''', Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Recommendations, B-Complex Supplements, Foot Cream, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''Lactose Intolerance''' Diarrhea, Nausea, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Vomiting, Excessive Flatulence. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Diet Modification''', Antidiarrheals, Stomachics, Spasmolytics. | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''Larynx Infected''', Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Hoarseness, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Laryngoscopy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, Nasal Drops, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''Calf Contusion''', Leg Injury, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Tenderness, Bruise, Swelling, Redness. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, Recommendations, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''Fungal Infection''', Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''White Patches on Tonsils''', Red Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Sputum Cough, Muscle and Joint Pain, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Rash. | None. | '''Oral Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Pork Tapeworm Detected''', Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Hunger, Vitamin Deficiency, Weakness. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation. | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''Raynaud's Findings''', Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview. | '''Vasodilators''', Recommendations, Oxygen Therapy, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''Scoliotic Findings''', Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness. | None. | '''Back X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Exercise''', Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''Widespread Painful Rash''', Headache, Malaise, Tenderness, Rash on Arm, Rash on Torso, Rash on Neck | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Rest, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''Nasal Obstruction''', Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation. | '''Saline Nasal Spray''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Mucolytics, Antiseptics. | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''RSV Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Cough Suppressants, Nasal Drops, Antibiotics. | $200 |- |} bb0c6caa8855fa2fc61b2010e50cd8dda1b97b09 1671 1670 2022-11-17T04:02:03Z 98.247.116.19 0 /* Night Shift */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. The Emergency department has clinics and provides hospitalization. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''Instep Contusion''', Foot Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''Elbow Tendons Damaged''', Tenderness, Fever, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Elbow Stiffness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Ice Wrap''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''Wrist Contusion''', Hand Injury, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Bruise, Tenderness, Redness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''Allergy Discovered ''', Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Itchy Eyes, Fatigue, Red Eye, Irritable Cough, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Nasal Drops, Eye Drops, Rest, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''Influenza B Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''Insomnia Revealed''', Sleeping Problems, Depression, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Irritability, Confusion, Anxiety. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination. | '''Sleeping Drugs''', Antidepressants, Rest, Tranquilizers, Anxiolytics. | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''Low Hematocrit''', Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Breathing Problems, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Pale Skin, Crumbly Nail, Low Hemoglobin. | None. | '''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Iron Supplements''', Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Recommendations, B-Complex Supplements, Foot Cream, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''Lactose Intolerance''' Diarrhea, Nausea, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Vomiting, Excessive Flatulence. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Diet Modification''', Antidiarrheals, Stomachics, Spasmolytics. | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''Larynx Infected''', Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Hoarseness, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Laryngoscopy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, Nasal Drops, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''Calf Contusion''', Leg Injury, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Tenderness, Bruise, Swelling, Redness. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, Recommendations, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''Fungal Infection''', Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''White Patches on Tonsils''', Red Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Sputum Cough, Muscle and Joint Pain, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Rash. | None. | '''Oral Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Pork Tapeworm Detected''', Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Hunger, Vitamin Deficiency, Weakness. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation. | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''Raynaud's Findings''', Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview. | '''Vasodilators''', Recommendations, Oxygen Therapy, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''Scoliotic Findings''', Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness. | None. | '''Back X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Exercise''', Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''Widespread Painful Rash''', Headache, Malaise, Tenderness, Rash on Arm, Rash on Torso, Rash on Neck | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Rest, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''Nasal Obstruction''', Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation. | '''Saline Nasal Spray''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Mucolytics, Antiseptics. | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''RSV Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Cough Suppressants, Nasal Drops, Antibiotics. | $200 |- |} 327503fe91981068648b51e78ae7c88c57cd2f0d 1684 1671 2023-08-15T03:01:16Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''Instep Contusion''', Foot Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''Elbow Tendons Damaged''', Tenderness, Fever, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Elbow Stiffness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Ice Wrap''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''Wrist Contusion''', Hand Injury, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Bruise, Tenderness, Redness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''Allergy Discovered ''', Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Itchy Eyes, Fatigue, Red Eye, Irritable Cough, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Nasal Drops, Eye Drops, Rest, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''Influenza B Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''Insomnia Revealed''', Sleeping Problems, Depression, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Irritability, Confusion, Anxiety. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination. | '''Sleeping Drugs''', Antidepressants, Rest, Tranquilizers, Anxiolytics. | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''Low Hematocrit''', Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Breathing Problems, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Pale Skin, Crumbly Nail, Low Hemoglobin. | None. | '''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Iron Supplements''', Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Recommendations, B-Complex Supplements, Foot Cream, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''Lactose Intolerance''' Diarrhea, Nausea, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Vomiting, Excessive Flatulence. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Diet Modification''', Antidiarrheals, Stomachics, Spasmolytics. | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''Larynx Infected''', Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Hoarseness, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Laryngoscopy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, Nasal Drops, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''Calf Contusion''', Leg Injury, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Tenderness, Bruise, Swelling, Redness. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, Recommendations, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''Fungal Infection''', Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''White Patches on Tonsils''', Red Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Sputum Cough, Muscle and Joint Pain, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Rash. | None. | '''Oral Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Pork Tapeworm Detected''', Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Hunger, Vitamin Deficiency, Weakness. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation. | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''Raynaud's Findings''', Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview. | '''Vasodilators''', Recommendations, Oxygen Therapy, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''Scoliotic Findings''', Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness. | None. | '''Back X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Exercise''', Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''Widespread Painful Rash''', Headache, Malaise, Tenderness, Rash on Arm, Rash on Torso, Rash on Neck | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Rest, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''Nasal Obstruction''', Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation. | '''Saline Nasal Spray''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Mucolytics, Antiseptics. | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''RSV Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Cough Suppressants, Nasal Drops, Antibiotics. | $200 |- |} 9401418480e6252dbad0a3127c69fc59ea878ca2 0 54 1660 1336 2022-11-04T02:05:23Z Dw10 30702981 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANEMIA]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANKLE BRUISE]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[BRUISE]] || [[File:BRUISE.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || [[File:Fatigue.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS ||[[File:HAND WEAKNESS.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || [[File:Hoarseness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | [[MUSCLE PAIN]] || [[File:Muscle_pain.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL CONGESTION]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL DEFORMITY]] || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || [[File:Swelling.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[TENDERNESS]] || [[File:Tenderness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[WEIGHT LOSS]] || [[File:Weight_loss.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 33119dc7c1d6a2429ef06e2c690f1017aae914cd 1662 1660 2022-11-04T02:07:46Z Dw10 30702981 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANEMIA]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANKLE BRUISE]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[BRUISE]] || [[File:BRUISE.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || [[File:Fatigue.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS ||[[File:HAND_WEAKNESS.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || [[File:Hoarseness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | [[MUSCLE PAIN]] || [[File:Muscle_pain.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL CONGESTION]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL DEFORMITY]] || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || [[File:Swelling.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[TENDERNESS]] || [[File:Tenderness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[WEIGHT LOSS]] || [[File:Weight_loss.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] c9979489566f690805abf9021de44bd9f27f8616 1663 1662 2022-11-04T02:11:47Z Dw10 30702981 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANEMIA]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANKLE BRUISE]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[BRUISE]] || [[File:BRUISE.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || [[File:Fatigue.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS ||[[File:HAND_WEAKNESS.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || [[File:Hoarseness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | [[MUSCLE PAIN]] || [[File:Muscle_pain.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL CONGESTION]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL DEFORMITY]] || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || [[File:Redness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || [[File:Swelling.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[TENDERNESS]] || [[File:Tenderness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[WEIGHT LOSS]] || [[File:Weight_loss.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] e76ca8c2d9e7c606fb65cb45150a19d4ad7fcb3e 1665 1663 2022-11-04T02:15:49Z Dw10 30702981 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANEMIA]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANKLE BRUISE]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[BRUISE]] || [[File:BRUISE.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || [[File:Fatigue.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS ||[[File:HAND_WEAKNESS.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || [[File:Hoarseness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | [[MUSCLE PAIN]] || [[File:Muscle_pain.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL CONGESTION]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL DEFORMITY]] || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || [[File:Redness.png|frame|center]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || [[File:Swelling.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[TENDERNESS]] || [[File:Tenderness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[WEIGHT LOSS]] || [[File:Weight_loss.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. PYOGENES PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLA TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SALMONELLOSIS CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLERA CHANGES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCLEROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || LIVER CONTROL MEDICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCOLIOTIC FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SCRATCHED CORNEA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHIFTED VERTEBRA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY BACK || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPATULA TEST POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STOOL CONTAINING BACTERIAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DEHYDRATION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | STREP SKIN INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STREPTOBACILLUS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRESS VERTEBRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || BOSTON BRACE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPERFICIAL THROMBOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN PERICARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | T. PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TOXOPLASMOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC AORTIC RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | TRICUSPID REGURGITATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TRYPANOSOMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIPARASITIC DRUGS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || SYNTHETIC THYROID HORMONES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TSH LEVEL LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ANTITHYROID MEDICATION || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | TUBULUS INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULCERS IN COLON DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNA FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || ELBOW PAD || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | URETHRAL STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VARICES IN OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || BAND LIGATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VEIN OCCLUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIBRIO CHOLERAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VIRAL INFECTION OF OESOPHAGUS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHITE PATCHES ON TONSILS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WIDESPREAD PAINFUL RASH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WRIST CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |} Google Tab[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Txh-W1wJBmmpj-KWPtcoMm2TUIP9YZHScYjGaZuaXPA/edit?usp=sharing] 04309ca58afceef3a38b6980e52c2de3eef70da7 1667 1665 2022-11-04T02:23:04Z Dw10 30702981 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" == | Symptom ||ICON|| IsMainSymptom || DiscomfortLevel || PatientComplains || Hazard || PatientMobility || Examination 1 || Examination 2 || Examination 3 || Treatment || ShameLevel || WalkAnim || WalkSpeedModifier || CollapseSymptom || RiskOfCollapseStartHours || RiskOfCollapseEndHours || CannotTalk || RiskOfDeathStartHours || RiskOfDeathEndHours || CollapseProcedure || PlanAllTreatments || BleedingLevel |- | [[A1At deficiency]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || A1AT REPLACEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal cramps]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal guarding]] || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal injury]] || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal pain]] || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abdominal swelling]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || REST || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Abscess]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || INCISION AND DRAINAGE || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[Acidosis]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[Alveolar collapse]] || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 2 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | AMNESIA ABOUT TRAUMA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANEMIA]] |||| FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[ANKLE BRUISE]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || LEG ORTHOSIS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANXIETY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANXIOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ASTASIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATHEROSCLEROSIS || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | AZOTEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTEREMIA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BAD BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANTISEPTICS || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLEEDING FROM THE WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || 2 |- | BLOATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLOOD LOSS || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 10 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | BLURRED VISION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || BASIC VISUAL TEST || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || EYE DROPS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BONE FRACTURE VISIBLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRADYCARDIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECG || || || INTRAVENOUS ATROPINE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN SWELLING || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BREATHING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[BRUISE]] || [[File:BRUISE.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BURNING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BUTTERFLY RASH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CARDIAC TAMPONADE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || PERICARDIOCENTESIS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | CARDIOMEGALY || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEAKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 6 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHEST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || THORAX PERCUSSION || || ANALGESICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CHILLS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOUDY URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | COMA || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || LIFE SUPPORT || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 1 || 24 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | CONFUSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || TRANQUILIZERS || 30 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONSTIPATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || PURGATIVES || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CREATINE KINASE HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRP HIGH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CRP || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CRUMBLY NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYANOSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DARK URINE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGLOVED SKIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REPLANTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEHYDRATION || || FALSE || Low || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DEPRESSION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || SPEECH LISTENING || || ANTIDEPRESSIVES || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIARRHEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANTIDIARRHEALS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIMINISHED HEARING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIZZINESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DRY COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPHAGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DYSPNEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 5 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | DYSURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR FLUID DRAINAGE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EDEMA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIURETICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW PAIN || [[File:Elbowpain.png.png|thumb]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXCESSIVE BURPING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EXHAUSTION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | EYE PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FAINTING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 20 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | FAT MALABSORPTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FATIGUE || [[File:Fatigue.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEVER || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLATULENCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT FALLING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FREQUENT URINATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLBLADDER RUPTURE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || USG || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 3 || 10 || || || || || || |- | HAIR LOSS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HALLUCINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EEG || || ANTIPSYCHOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND WEAKNESS ||[[File:HAND_WEAKNESS.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HARMFUL ANTIBODIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || PLASMAPHERESIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEAD TRAUMA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEADACHE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEARING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || AUDIOMETRY || || EAR DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART FAILURE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || ECG || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 1 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE HIGH || || TRUE || |- | HEAT CRAMPS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 6 || || || || || || |- | HEMATOCHEZIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMATURIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || ANTIBIOTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMIPARESIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOGLOBIN LOW || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMOPTYSIS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 4 || 8 || || || || || || 2 |- | HOARSENESS || [[File:Hoarseness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUNGER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERACIDITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTACIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERLIPIDEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERPYREXIA || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT || || ANTIPYRETICS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || EXHAUSTION || 2 || 8 || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || ANTIHYPERTENSIVES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HYPOCALCAEMIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CALCIUM GLUCONATE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | INABILITY TO MOVE THE JOINT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INCREASED ICP || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || VP SHUNTING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INDIGESTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFECTED WOUND || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED SINUSES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE ARM || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE CHEST || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE COLLARBONE || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE FOOT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE HEAD || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || BANDAGE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INJURY TO THE LEG || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || BANDAGE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTERNAL BLEEDING STOMACH || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || High || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || ENDOSCOPIC CAUTERIZATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 3 || TRUE || || || || || 2 |- | IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || || || || || || |- | IRRITABILITY || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || TRANQUILIZERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IRRITABLE COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || ANTITUSICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHING EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ITCHY BLISTERS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | JAUNDICE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LDL HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOCYTOSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEUKOPENIA || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LFT HIGH LEVEL || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED ARM MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LIMITED LEG MOTION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIPIDURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LONG REACT TIME || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF APETITE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF BLADDER CONTROL || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 35 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LOSS OF VISION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALAISE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MALNUTRITION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MANDIBULAR INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MOUTH OPENING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MULTIPLE ARTERIES DAMAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || EMERGENCY CARE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | [[MUSCLE PAIN]] || [[File:Muscle_pain.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLE WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND JOINTS PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REST || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES AND SKIN DAMAGED || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAIL DISCOLORATION || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL CONGESTION]] || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || NASAL DROPS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[NASAL DEFORMITY]] || [[File:NASAL_DEFORMITY.png]] || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NAUSEA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STOMACHICS || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NIGHT SWEATS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NOSEBLEEDS || [[File:Epistaxis.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || 1 |- | NUMBNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OCULAR HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TONOMETRY || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OESOPHAGUS ABNORMALITIES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OLIGURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN WOUND || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EMERGENCY CARE || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OSTEOPOROSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || BONE STRENGTH PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTALGIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL FINDINGS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAIN IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL CERVICAL LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || ANALGESICS || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL URINATION || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHYDRATION || 20 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAINFUL VESICULAR RASH || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALE SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || B-COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT || 80 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PALPITATIONS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ECG || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 5 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | PERSISTENT URGE TO URINATE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PETECHIAE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PHOTOPHOBIA || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NEUROLOGICAL TESTING || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PNEUMATOCELE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FAST || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POLYURIA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | POOR BALANCE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL HYPERTENSION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PROLONGED BLEEDING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTIHEMORRHAGICS || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 2 || 5 || || || || || || 2 |- | PROTEINURIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY ARTERY BLOCKAGE || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PURPURA || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON ARM || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON LEG || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RASH ON TORSO || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || STEROID TOPICAL CREAM || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED EYE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RED SWOLLEN TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS || [[File:Redness.png|frame|center]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SKIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | REDNESS OF SWELLING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RESPIRATORY FAILURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || INTUBATED || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 0,1 || 0,5 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | RINGING IN THE EARS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SAGGING SHOULDER || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 25 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEIZURES || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTI SEIZURES MEDICINE || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SEPSIS || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || URGENT BLOOD ANALYSIS || CC BLOOD ANALYSIS || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | SEPTIC SHOCK || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || CBC TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || 2 || 4 || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE MEDIUM || || |- | SEVERE ARM PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 50 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 0,5 || 1 || || || || || || 5 |- | SEVERE LEG PAIN || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SEVERE PAIN IN ANKLE || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SHORTNESS OF BREATH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || BRONCHODILATORS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SHOULDER INJURY || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKIN AVULSION || || FALSE || High || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SKULL BASIS FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || TRUE || || || || || |- | SKULL FRACTURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD || 0 || || || COMA || 2 || 4 || || || || || || |- | SLEEPING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SLURRED SPEECH || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SPEECH LISTENING || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SNEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SORE THROAT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPASMS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SPUTUM COUGH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || MUCOLYTICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STEATORRHEA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE HIP || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS IN THE KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE BACK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STIFFNESS OF THE NECK || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || REHABILITATION || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | STOMACH PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || SPASMOLYTICS || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | STRONG-SMELLING URINE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || URINE SAMPLE ANALYSIS TESTING || || REHYDRATION || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SUPPURATIVE TONSILS || || FALSE || Medium || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ORAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWALLOW PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWEATING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTICHOLINERGICS || 10 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING || [[File:Swelling.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || COLD TILING || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING FOOT || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING JOINTS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING KNEE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWELLING LIMBS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANTI INFLAMMATORY CREAM || 15 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR CANAL || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || EAR EXAMINATION || || EAR DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EAR LOBE || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN EYELIDS || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || NECK PALPATION || || NSAIDS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | SWOLLEN THYROID GLAND || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || NECK PALPATION || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TACHYCARDIA || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECG || CC ECHO || || ANTI ARRHYTMICALS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | [[TENDERNESS]] || [[File:Tenderness.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THICKENING AND DISTORTION OF THE NAIL || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || FOOT CREAM || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THIRST || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REHYDRATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THUMB PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 5 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TREMOR || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || BETA BLOCKERS || 50 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TROUBLE RISING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ULNAR CLAW || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EXERCISE || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | UNCONSCIOUSNESS || || FALSE || None || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || CONTROL PROCEDURE COLLAPSE LOW || || |- | UNSTABLE BLOOD PRESSURE || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE MEASUREMENT || || || INTRAVENOUS INFUSION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | UNSTOPPABLE BLEEDING || || FALSE || High || TRUE || High || IMMOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || PRESSURE BANDAGE || 0 || || || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 1 || 2 || || || || || || 5 |- | VISUAL FIELD LIMITED || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PERIMETRY || || || || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VITAMIN DEFICIENCY || || FALSE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | VOMITING || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || STOMACHICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WADDLING GAIT || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WALKING DIFFICULTIES || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || NSAIDS || 20 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | WARMTH || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DOCTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS || 15 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WATERY EYES || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || EYE DROPS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEAKNESS || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WEIGHT GAIN || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 70 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | [[WEIGHT LOSS]] || [[File:Weight_loss.png]] || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || DIET MODIFICATION || 40 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WHEEZING || || FALSE || Low || TRUE || Low || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || CHEST LISTENING || || || 60 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | WOUND INFECTION || || FALSE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTISEPTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | WRIST PAIN || || FALSE || Medium || TRUE || Medium || MOBILE || INTERVIEW || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || ANALGESICS || 90 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ACL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || RICE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AIRWAYS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGEN DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ALLERGY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SKIN INJECTION TEST || || || ANTIHISTAMINES || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | ANKLE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | AORTIC ANEURYSM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || BETA BLOCKERS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | ARM PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ARTERIAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 1 || 3 || || || || || || |- | ASPERGILLOMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ATOPIC ECZEMA FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | B. ANTHRACIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. HENSELAE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | B. PERTUSSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BABESIOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL BLEPHARITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BEEF TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BELLYBUTTON PAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ABDOMINAL PALPATION || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER LINING DEFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLADDER STONES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT KIDNEY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || INTRAVENOUS NUTRITION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || USG || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BLUNT PULMONARY CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | BLUNT SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || FAST || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BONE INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || OSTEOMYELITIS SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | BRAIN ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || TPA || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRAIN HEMATOMAS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRAIN INFLAMMATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || BRONCHODILATORS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CALF CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN HIGH LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CAROTID ARTERIES BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CELIAC ANTIBODIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CEREBRAL CONTUSION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || NSAIDS || 0 || || || COMA || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | CHLORINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CHR. FATIGUE SYNDROME || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || ARM ORTHOSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLAVICLE SHAFT FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOSED ANGLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || GONIOSCOPY || || || EYE SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLOTTING FACTOR LOW || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DESMOPRESSIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CLUSTER HEADACHE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CONCUSSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 1 || 24 || || || || || || |- | CONSTANT BRONCHIAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CROHN DISEASE DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT ENTEROGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | CYSTIC DUCT OBSTRUCTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEGENERATIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || EXERCISE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEMYELINIZATION FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DEPICTION OF ULNAR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DIFFUSE AXONAL INJURY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || DIURETICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DILATED VENTRICLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | DUODENITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | E. HISTOLYTICA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EAR CANAL INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EBV DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW MUSCLES DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || PROLIFERATION THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ELBOW TENDONS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || COLD TILING || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | EMPHYSEMA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | ENDOCARDITIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | F. TULARENSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FEET PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FEMUR FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY LEG || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBROTIC LIVER TISSUE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FIBULA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FINGER FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FLAIL CHEST || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 12 || TRUE || || || || || |- | FLUID IN MIDDLE EAR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || EAR DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FOREARM CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | FORMATE TOXIC LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || ETHANOL DOSES || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || FRACTURE SURGERY HEAD OT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FRACTURE OF NOSE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY HEAD || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | FUNGAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GALLSTONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || USG || || || LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRIC ULCERS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GASTRITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || GASTROSCOPY || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIANT CELLS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GIARDIA LAMBLIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS EYES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS HEART || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | GRANULOMAS LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | GUILLAIN-BARRE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | H. PYLORI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || TRIPLE THERAPY TREATMENT || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | HAND BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAND PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HAPTOGLOBIN HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEART ATTACK || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || HEART MONITORING || ECG || || NITRATES || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 2 || 8 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEART FAILING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 4 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS A POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HEPATITIS B POSITIVE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INTERFERON ALPHA-2B || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH CHLORIDE LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIGH SUGAR LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || INSULIN THERAPY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HIP JOINTS DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | HISTOPLASMA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || ANTIMYCOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HUMERUS FRAGMENTS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || FRACTURE SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | HYPERTENSIVE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | IBS-D CONFIRMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED BILDUCT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED MYOCARDIUM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLAMMED THYROID || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | INFLUENZA A DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSOMNIA REVEALED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || SLEEPING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INSTEP CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | INTESTINAL FISTULA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BARRIUM SWALLOW X RAY || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | INTRACRANIAL HEMATOMA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || CT || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | KIDNEY INTERSTITIUM ABSCESS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || CT || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || EXHAUSTION || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY STONES DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || CT || || || SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || DIALYSIS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KIDNEY TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE JOINT DAMAGED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | KNEE SPRAIN || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || NSAIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LACTOSE INTOLERANCE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || DIET MODIFICATION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LARYNX INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || LARYNGOSCOPY || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEAD LEVELS HIGH || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || CHELATION THERAPY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 12 || || || || || || |- | LEG PENETRATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || WOUND CLOSURE || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LEGIONELLA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LIVER CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LIVER LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | LOW HEMATOCRIT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || IRON SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUNG EMBOLISM || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | LUNG TISSUE FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LUPUS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || EVALUATION || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | LYME DISEASE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || FAINTING || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | M. TUBERCULOSIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MAC DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MASTOID CELLS INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | METATARSAL FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | MIGRAINE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || ANALGESICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MITRAL STENOSIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CLOT PREVENTING DRUGS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MUSCLES INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || ECHO || CC ECHO || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | MYOCARDIAL SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NARROWED ARTERIES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CARDIAC SURGERY || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL OBSTRUCTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || SALINE NASAL SPRAY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NASAL VIRAL INFECTION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || NASAL CAVITY INSPECTION || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NECK BONE SPURS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || MRI || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NEUROMYELITIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | NO PULSE PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || PULSE FINDING || || || DEFIBRILLATION || 0 || || || HEART FAILURE || 0,1 || 0,2 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OBSTRUCTED AIRWAYS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SPIROMETRY || || || OXYGENOTHERAPY || 0 || || || DYSPNEA || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | OLECRANON BURSAE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || USG || || || CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OPEN HEAD WOUND || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || CRANIOTOMY || 0 || || || COMA || 1 || 5 || TRUE || || || || || |- | OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || MRI || || || EYE DROPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OTOSCLEROSIS DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || STAPEDECTOMY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE ANKLE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || CLOSED REDUCTION || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE KNEE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY LEG || 0 || limp || 0,5 || || || || || || || || || |- | OUT-OF-PLACE SHOULDER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || JOINT SURGERY ARM || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | OUTER EAR INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EAR EXAMINATION || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. AERUGINOSA || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || BACTERIA CULTIVATION SAMPLING || || || ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | P. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC ELASTASE LOW LEVEL || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || FECAL ELASTASE TEST TESTING || || || PERT || 0 || || || PALPITATIONS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PANCREATIC TISSUE INFLAMMED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAPULAS AND VESICLES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || ANTIVIROTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PAROTID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING KIDNEY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PANCREAS LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PENETRATING PULMONARY LACERATION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || TRUE || || || || || |- | PENETRATING SPLEEN RUPTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || IMMOBILE || FAST || USG || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || TRUE || || || || || |- | PERITONEAL FLUID INFECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PERITONEAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ABDOMINAL SURGERY || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | PNEUMONIC LUNGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | POLYMYOSITIS FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORK TAPEWORM PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || STOOL ANALYSIS TESTING || || || ANTITAPEWORM PILLS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PORTAL VEIN BLOCKED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || THROMBOLYTICS || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 2 || 12 || || || || || || |- | PSEUDOFRACTURES || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || CT || || || CHOLECALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY DAMAGE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || PULMONARY SURGERY || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 1 || 8 || || || || || || |- | PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | R. TYPHI DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RABIES DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || PCR TESTING || || || RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN || 0 || || || SEPTIC SHOCK || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | RADIUS FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY UPPER LIMB || || || ARM CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RAYNAUD'S FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || PHYSICAL AND VISUAL EXAMINATION || || || VASODILATORS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RENAL HYPERTENSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BIOPSY TESTING || || || RENAL VASCULAR SURGERY || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINA SCARRING || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || ANGIOGRAPHY || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RETINOPATHY DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || OPHTHALMOSCOPY || || || ACE INHIBITOR || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RH. FEVER || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || ECHO || || || ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RHEUMATOID FACTOR || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RIBS FRACTURE || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || COMPRESSION WRAPS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | RSV AND ADVS PRESENT || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || SEROLOGY TESTING TESTING || || || REST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S-IBM FINDINGS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || EMG || || || CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | S. MENINGITIS || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTICS || 0 || || || UNCONSCIOUSNESS || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | S. 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PEDIS DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || FUNGAL CULTIVATION TESTING || || || ANTIFUNGAL OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TBE DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || High || MOBILE || SPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS TESTING || || || INTRAVENOUS CORTICOSTEROIDS || 0 || || || RESPIRATORY FAILURE || 6 || 24 || || || || || || |- | THALASSEMIA DISCOVERED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || BLOOD TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THORAX CONTUSION || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || MOBILE || X RAY TORSO || || || NUMBING OINTMENT || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | THROMBOCYTOPENIA DETECTED || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Medium || MOBILE || BLOOD TEST TESTING || || || PLATELET TRANSFUSION || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA FRACTURE || || TRUE || None || FALSE || Low || IMMOBILE || X RAY LOWER LIMB || || || LEG CAST || 0 || || || || || || || || || || || |- | TIBIA SPIRAL 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Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} d1052511cf4e6c48f58ddd3283d426c19bcddcf4 1678 1677 2023-07-07T23:41:07Z 134.41.25.111 0 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == NOT UP TO DATE YET === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or Hospital bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, and Mechanical ventilator). | Isolation air door, Isolation wall cabinet, Bed socket, Isolation AC, Isolation wall, Sanitary equipment, Sign-caution, Sign-quarantine. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Oxygen tank, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | | | | $1300 |- |} 43f1c8d0d17228714abb369d53f89068ecf5bf06 1679 1678 2023-07-07T23:57:41Z 134.41.25.111 0 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or Hospital bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, and Mechanical ventilator). | Isolation air door, Isolation wall cabinet, Bed socket, Isolation AC, Isolation wall, Sanitary equipment, Sign-caution, Sign-quarantine. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Oxygen tank, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | | | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | None. | | | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | Fainting, Heart Failure. | | | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | None. | | | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | Coma, Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | Septic Shock, Exhausion. | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | None. | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | Dyspnea, Exhaustion, Respiratory Failure, Septic Shock. | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | None. | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | Heart Failure. | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | Hemorrhagic Fever. | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Fainting, Exhaustion. | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | None. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | Dyspnea, Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | Septic Shock, Coma, Death. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | Coma. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- |} b0ed3c164e3a88d7df1508f485c19fbd81d0885c 1682 1679 2023-07-08T01:29:22Z 134.41.25.111 0 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or Hospital bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, and Mechanical ventilator). | Isolation air door, Isolation wall cabinet, Bed socket, Isolation AC, Isolation wall, Sanitary equipment, Sign-caution, Sign-quarantine. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Oxygen tank, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening. |'''Ciprofloxacin''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals. | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Neurological Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, CBC Testing, CRP Test. | '''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest, Recommendations, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | Fainting, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, CBC Testing, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Stomachics, Bronchodilators, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | None. | '''CSF Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Thorax Percussion, CBC Testing. |'''IV Corticosteroids''', Stomachics, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, NSAIDs. | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | Coma, Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | Septic Shock, Exhausion. | | | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | None. | | | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | Dyspnea, Exhaustion, Respiratory Failure, Septic Shock. | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | None. | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | Heart Failure. | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | Hemorrhagic Fever. | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Fainting, Exhaustion. | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | None. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | Dyspnea, Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | Septic Shock, Coma, Death. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | Coma. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. 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scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | MARV Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Eye Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Breathing Problems]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |High Fever ]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom |Hypovolemia]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom |Orifice Bleeding]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Tenderness]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Exhaustion]] | 50 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | If Marburg isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | If Exhaustion isn't treated within 2-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhagic Fever]] | If Orifice Bleeding isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT-PCR testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Speech Listening *CBC Testing *CU Blood Analysis/Blood Test *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antisense Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Blood Component Therapy]] *[[Treatment | IV Infusion]] e4fc26b7c9305e2a20fb0c83d89dfeace7ae14aa 1690 1683 2023-08-15T03:41:29Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses – Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | MARV Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Eye Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Breathing Problems]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Abnormal LFT]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |High Fever ]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom |Hypovolemia]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom |Orifice Bleeding]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom |Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Tenderness]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Exhaustion]] | 50 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | If Marburg isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | If Exhaustion isn't treated within 2-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Hemorrhagic Fever]] | If Orifice Bleeding isn't treated within 4-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT-PCR testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Speech Listening *CBC Testing *ICU Blood Analysis/Blood Test *Abdominal Palpation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antisense Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Vitamin Supplementation]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | Blood Component Therapy]] *[[Treatment | IV Infusion]] ca734d7181a78d0d0350645ecb561e7a953e1c0b 0 95 1685 1557 2023-08-15T03:02:25Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Rooms */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_RADIOLOGY.png]] Radiology provides different imaging techniques for the other departments. == Radiology == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room (Mandatory) | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Xrayroom.png]] | X-ray Room | The X-ray room provides X-ray imaging of different parts of human body, depicting structures beneath the skin and muscles | 5 X 5 | X-ray, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Wall-mounted equipment, X-ray control panel, X-ray viewer. | Glass office desk, office desk, Office chair, Stool | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Cagroom.png]] | CAG Room | Coronary angiography is a medical technique also called arteriography that visualizes blood vessels and organs of the body | 5 X 5 | Angiograph, Angiography control panel, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, OP digital imaging, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_CT.png]] | CT Room | CT, short for 'Computed tomography', is a sophisticated x-ray imaging technique for creating high resolution images | 5 X 5 | CT, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Radiology viewer, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment table, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_MRI.png]] | MRI Room | Magnetic resonance imaging creates detailed images of the body using magnetic field and radio waves technique | 6 X 5 | MRI, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Radiology viewer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Equipment table, Mobile eq. cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Square table, Square glass table, Stainless steel cabinet, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Room | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Radiology Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Radiologist.png]] | [[Radiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:USGTech.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiotech.png]] | [[Cardio tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png ‎]] | [[Janitors]] | Optional |- |} e1578da40a19efec19b5eb4f0b68c99ec90084bc 0 96 1688 1574 2023-08-15T03:09:48Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ICU.png]] ICU provides life support and continuous care for the most critical patients. == Intensive Care Unit == Critical patients from other departments will be transferred to ICU hospitalization === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 x 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |- | [[File:Room_ICU.png]] | ICU | Intensive care unit provides superior medical care to critical patients to maintain their vital functions. | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed or Modern bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, Life support, and Mechanical ventilator), CRP scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Fast USG, Hematology analyzer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink. | Stretcher, Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with drawers, Cabinet with doors, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Medical light, Operating room light, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel table, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 2 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin. |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None. | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- |} === ICU Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} 8f2b94416a754c5b2003a6cca8ae34b9d7f3d198 0 599 1691 2023-08-15T03:43:47Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkhol..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' | insurance = 1900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | B. Pseudomallei Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 80 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Weight Loss]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Bacteremia ]] | 20 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Marburg isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Bacteremia isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Thorax Percussion *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *ICU Blood Analysis/Blood Test *Microbial Cultivation == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | IV Antibiotics]] d91fab2944d599da3f5c00e299099fbcc08e6848 1692 1691 2023-08-15T03:45:15Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' | insurance = 1900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | B. Pseudomallei Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 80 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Weight Loss]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Bacteremia ]] | 20 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Marburg isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Bacteremia isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Thorax Percussion *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *ICU Blood Analysis/Blood Test == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | IV Antibiotics]] f63b4abdaad869755cd7d3fe0f5da168e516ef5e 1693 1692 2023-08-15T03:46:31Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' | insurance = 1900 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | B. Pseudomallei Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 80 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swelling]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Weight Loss]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Bacteremia ]] | 20 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Marburg isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Bacteremia isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Thorax Percussion *Temperature *Physical Examination *Abdominal Palpation *ICU Blood Analysis/Blood Test *CBC Testing == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] *[[Treatment | Diet Modification]] *[[Treatment | IV Antibiotics]] acd2b866dd6ba7e7d594de94f440580a3ae1b69e 0 600 1694 2023-08-15T03:53:35Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''MERS – Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagio..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''MERS – Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | MERS-Cov Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritable Cough]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Diarrhea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Dyspnea]] | 50 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure]] | If MERS isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure]] | If Dyspnea isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT-PCR testing *Interview *Chest Auscultation *Abdominal Palpation *Physical Examination *CBC Testing == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Complex Antiviral Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Oxygen Therapy]] 5ab79942890a638cecff67653b5b6548c897e848 1695 1694 2023-08-15T03:55:04Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Examinations */ wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''MERS – Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' | insurance = 1300 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | MERS-Cov Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritable Cough]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Leukopenia]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Diarrhea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Dyspnea]] | 50 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure]] | If MERS isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure]] | If Dyspnea isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT-PCR testing *Temperature *Interview *Chest Auscultation *Abdominal Palpation *Physical Examination *CBC Testing == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Complex Antiviral Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment | Oxygen Therapy]] bed26ac038d676da12dabc1cb02c5749f21ca849 0 240 1696 1271 2023-08-15T04:01:04Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' | insurance = 300 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Parotid Infection]] | 100 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Swollen Lymph Nodes]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Swallow Pain]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Muscle and Joint Pain]] | 60 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Loss of Appetite]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Diminished Hearing]] | 20 |Medium |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Serologic Testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Neck Palpation *Audiometry == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Ear Drops]] 7d0d4421fd592571b6461d5b065703694f515829 0 465 1697 1682 2023-08-15T04:03:09Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or Hospital bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, and Mechanical ventilator). | Isolation air door, Isolation wall cabinet, Bed socket, Isolation AC, Isolation wall, Sanitary equipment, Sign-caution, Sign-quarantine. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Oxygen tank, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening. |'''Ciprofloxacin''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals. | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Neurological Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, CBC Testing, CRP Test. | '''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest, Recommendations, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | Fainting, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, CBC Testing, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Stomachics, Bronchodilators, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | None. | '''CSF Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Thorax Percussion, CBC Testing. |'''IV Corticosteroids''', Stomachics, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, NSAIDs. | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | Coma, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, Urine Analysis, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. |'''Antimalarial Medication,''' Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antibiotics, Bronchodilators, IV Infusion. | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | Coma, Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Antisense therapy''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranqullizers, Diet Modification, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy, NSAIDs. | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | Septic Shock, Exhausion. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Ice Wrap, Diet Modification, IV Antibiotics. | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | Respiratory Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Threapy. | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | None. |'''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Autdiometry. |'''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Rest, Stomachics, Ear Drops. | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | Dyspnea, Exhaustion, Respiratory Failure, Septic Shock. | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | None. | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | Heart Failure. | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | Hemorrhagic Fever. | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Fainting, Exhaustion. | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | None. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | Dyspnea, Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | Septic Shock, Coma, Death. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | Coma. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- |} 1aae11563476312323e8101fe17e7f9b53ed698d 1700 1697 2023-08-15T04:19:53Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or Hospital bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, and Mechanical ventilator). | Isolation air door, Isolation wall cabinet, Bed socket, Isolation AC, Isolation wall, Sanitary equipment, Sign-caution, Sign-quarantine. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Oxygen tank, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * '''Bold''' means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening. |'''Ciprofloxacin''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals. | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Neurological Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, CBC Testing, CRP Test. | '''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest, Recommendations, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | Fainting, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, CBC Testing, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Stomachics, Bronchodilators, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | None. | '''CSF Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Thorax Percussion, CBC Testing. |'''IV Corticosteroids''', Stomachics, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, NSAIDs. | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | Coma, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, Urine Analysis, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. |'''Antimalarial Medication,''' Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antibiotics, Bronchodilators, IV Infusion. | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | Coma, Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Antisense therapy''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranqullizers, Diet Modification, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy, NSAIDs. | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | Septic Shock, Exhausion. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Ice Wrap, Diet Modification, IV Antibiotics. | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | Respiratory Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Threapy. | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | None. |'''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Autdiometry. |'''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Rest, Stomachics, Ear Drops. | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | Dyspnea, Exhaustion, Respiratory Failure, Septic Shock. | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | None. | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | Heart Failure. | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | Hemorrhagic Fever. | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Fainting, Exhaustion. | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | None. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | Dyspnea, Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | Septic Shock, Coma, Death. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | Coma. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- |} 5405ffe7f462f12da7436383bf61ea9cb3309804 1719 1700 2023-08-21T00:57:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or Hospital bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, and Mechanical ventilator). | Isolation air door, Isolation wall cabinet, Bed socket, Isolation AC, Isolation wall, Sanitary equipment, Sign-caution, Sign-quarantine. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Oxygen tank, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * '''Bold''' means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening. |'''Ciprofloxacin''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals. | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Neurological Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, CBC Testing, CRP Test. | '''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest, Recommendations, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | Fainting, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, CBC Testing, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Stomachics, Bronchodilators, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | None. | '''CSF Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Thorax Percussion, CBC Testing. |'''IV Corticosteroids''', Stomachics, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, NSAIDs. | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | Coma, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, Urine Analysis, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. |'''Antimalarial Medication,''' Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antibiotics, Bronchodilators, IV Infusion. | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | Coma, Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Antisense therapy''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranqullizers, Diet Modification, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy, NSAIDs. | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | Septic Shock, Exhausion. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Ice Wrap, Diet Modification, IV Antibiotics. | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | Respiratory Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Threapy. | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | None. |'''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Autdiometry. |'''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Rest, Stomachics, Ear Drops. | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | Coma, Exhaustion. |'''RT-PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Speech Listening. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Recommendations, Oxygen Therapy. | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. |'''PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination. |'''Nitazoxanide''', Antipyretics, Spasmolytics, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Rehydration. | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | Exhaustion. |'''PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test. |'''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Steroid Cream, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Analgesics. | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. |'''Microbial Cultivation''' Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. |'''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Mucolytics, Antidiarrheals, Eye Drops, Stomachics, Rehydration, Cough Suppressants. | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | | | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | Dyspnea, Exhaustion, Respiratory Failure, Septic Shock. | | | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | None. | | | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | | | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | Heart Failure. | | | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | Hemorrhagic Fever. | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Fainting, Exhaustion. | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | None. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | Dyspnea, Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | Septic Shock, Coma, Death. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | Coma. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- |} 98b5ff2254fb297e9fcaa60acb24e32dba7729ac 1723 1719 2023-08-29T01:52:08Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or Hospital bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, and Mechanical ventilator). | Isolation air door, Isolation wall cabinet, Bed socket, Isolation AC, Isolation wall, Sanitary equipment, Sign-caution, Sign-quarantine. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Oxygen tank, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * '''Bold''' means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening. |'''Ciprofloxacin''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals. | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Neurological Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, CBC Testing, CRP Test. | '''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest, Recommendations, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | Fainting, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, CBC Testing, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Stomachics, Bronchodilators, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | None. | '''CSF Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Thorax Percussion, CBC Testing. |'''IV Corticosteroids''', Stomachics, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, NSAIDs. | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | Coma, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, Urine Analysis, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. |'''Antimalarial Medication,''' Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antibiotics, Bronchodilators, IV Infusion. | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | Coma, Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Antisense therapy''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranqullizers, Diet Modification, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy, NSAIDs. | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | Septic Shock, Exhausion. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Ice Wrap, Diet Modification, IV Antibiotics. | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | Respiratory Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Threapy. | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | None. |'''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Autdiometry. |'''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Rest, Stomachics, Ear Drops. | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | Coma, Exhaustion. |'''RT-PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Speech Listening. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Recommendations, Oxygen Therapy. | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. |'''PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination. |'''Nitazoxanide''', Antipyretics, Spasmolytics, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Rehydration. | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | Exhaustion. |'''PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test. |'''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Steroid Cream, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Analgesics. | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. |'''Microbial Cultivation''' Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. |'''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Mucolytics, Antidiarrheals, Eye Drops, Stomachics, Rehydration, Cough Suppressants. | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | '''PCR testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation, Chest X-ray. |'''Intravenous Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Rest, Cough Suppressants, IV Antibiotics, NSAIDs, Oxygen Therapy. | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | Dyspnea, Exhaustion, Respiratory Failure, Septic Shock. |'''PCR testing''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Temperature, Thorax Percussion, Neck Palpation, Microbial Cultivation, Chest X-ray, Chest Auscultation, ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. |'''Intravenous Ciprofloxacin''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, IV Antibiotics, Oxygen Therapy. | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Exhaustion. |'''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neuological Testing, CRP Test. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Stomachics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, CRP Test. |'''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream. | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Rabies Immunoglobulin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Stomachics, Tranquillizers, Sleeping Drugs, Anxiolytics, Beta Blockers. | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | Heart Failure. |'''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | Hemorrhagic Fever. | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Fainting, Exhaustion. | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | None. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | Dyspnea, Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | Septic Shock, Coma, Death. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | Coma. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- |} c3da438f62e54d3b450d5cc91b968d3854e0fe94 1725 1723 2023-09-23T23:03:55Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Infectious.png]] The Infectious Diseases department serves to those with extremely rare or contagious diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | DID Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DiagnosticsDisease.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Infectious Disease patients | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Isolation.png]] | Isolation Unit | Used to isolate patients suffering from infectious disease and to prevent spreading pathogens | 3 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or Hospital bed with Life monitor/Life monitor wall/Life monitor advanced, and Mechanical ventilator). | Isolation air door, Isolation wall cabinet, Bed socket, Isolation AC, Isolation wall, Sanitary equipment, Sign-caution, Sign-quarantine. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Oxygen tank, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png ]] | Nurses station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cardiodiseases.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system | 5 X 4 |(Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment | Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Infectious Diseases. * '''Bold''' means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Leukopenia can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | Common | '''Hepatitis E Detected''', Jaundice, Fatigue, Nausea, Tenderness, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Abnormal LFT, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Supportive Therapy''', Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Tranquilizers. | $900 |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Africae Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Temperature, CRP, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Chloramphenicol''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $1100 |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | Common | '''Trypanosoma Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Rash, Irregular Heartbeat, Abdominal Pain. | Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Heart Monitoring/ECG. | '''Antiparasitic Drugs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachis, Antidiarrheals, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $800 |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | Common | '''Anaplasm Detected''', Fever, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Rash, Anemia, Diarrhea, Weight Loss, Hematuria, Nausea, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Confusion. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Physical Examination, Urine Analysis, CRP, Speech Listening, | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream, Vitamin Supplementation, Antidiarrheals, Antibiotics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Tranquilizers. | $1100 |- | [[Babesiosis]] | Common | '''Babesiosis Detected''', Fever, Malaise, Fatigue, Chills, Headache, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Dry Cough | None. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Chest Auscultation. | '''IV Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Cough Suppressants. | $500 |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Conoroii Detected''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Photophobia, Rash, Petechiae, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neurological Testing, CRP. | '''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Recommendations, Steroid Cream, NSAIDs, | $1100 |- | [[Brucellosis]] | Common | '''Brucellosis Confirmed''', Fever, Night Sweats, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Nausea, Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Diarrhea, Weakness, Anemia. | Septic Shock. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, CRP, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Abdominal Palpation. | '''IM Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Vitamin Supplementation. | $900 |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Chills, Fever, Headache, Vomiting, Cramps, High Fever, Malaise, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia, Dehydration. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''Biopsy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. | '''Intravenous Doxycycline''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Bronchodilators, Intravenous Doxycycline, IV Antibiotics, Rehydration. | $1700 |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | Common | '''C. Difficile Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Cramps, Diarrhea, Fever, Hematochezia, Nausea, Hypovolemia, Loss of Appetite, Weight Loss, Leukocytosis, Tenderness. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination, Temperature, Stool Analysis, CBC. | '''Vancomycin''', Analgesics, Antidiarrheals, Antipyretics, Recommendations, Stomachics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification. | $1200 |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | Common | '''B. Henselae Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Muscle and Joint Pain, Back Pain, Malaise, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Irregular Heartbeat. | Palpitations, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Azithromycin''', NSAIDs, Rest, Analgesics, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Chikungunya]] | Common | '''CHIKV Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Swelling, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fatigue, Stomach Pain, Leukopeni, Elevated CRP, High Fever, Viremia, | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CBC, CRP, Serologic Testing. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Rest, Spasmolytics, Diet Modification. | $1700 |- | [[Cholera]] | Rare | '''Vibrio Cholerae Detected ''', Diarrhea, Dehydration, Vomiting, Hypotension, Cramps, Irritability, Thirst, Oliguria, Irregular Heartrate. | Heart Failure. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Blood Pressure, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Chloramphenico''', Antidiarrheals, Rehydration, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Coltivirus Antibodies Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Malaise, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''RT PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. |'''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Covid-19]] | Common | '''2019-Ncov Detected''', Fever, Sputum Cough, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Confusion, Fatigue, Tremor, Chills, Cyanosis, Sweating, Leukocytosis, Nausea, High Fever, Dehydration, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening, CBC. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Beta Blockers, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Rehydration. | $1600 |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Dengue Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Abnormal LFT, Hematochezia, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Stool Analysis. |'''Supportive Therapy''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Diet Modifications, Recommendations, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Ebola]] | Rare | '''Ebola Virus Discovered''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Hypovolemia, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC. |'''Experimental Serum''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy. | $2200 |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | Common | '''Ehrlichiosis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fatigue, Confusion, Rash, Elevated CRP, Leukopenia, High Fever. | Heart failure, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Test''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Speech Listening, CRP, CBC. |'''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Rest, Tranquilizers. | $800 |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Honei Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Fatigue, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest. | $1000 |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | Uncommon | '''H5N1 Detected''', Fever, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, Muscle Pain, Breathing Problems, Abnormal Lung Findings, Diarrhea, High Fever, Dyspnea. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | '''RT-PCR''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Chest X-ray. | '''Oseltamivir''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1800 |- | [[Hepatitis A ]] | Common | '''Hepatitis A Positive''', Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, Abnormal LFT, Vomiting, Fatigue, Dark Urine, Tenderness, Confusion. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Diet Modification, Stomachics, Rehydration, Tranquilizers. | $400 |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | Common | '''Hepatitis B Positive''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Jaundice, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abnormal LFT, Dark Urine, Fatigue, Tenderness, Malaise, Nausea, Portal Hypertension. | None. |'''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Urine Analysis, USG or FAST. | '''Interferon Alpha-2B''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Vitamin Supplementation, Rest, Diet Modification, Rehydration, Stomachics, Beta Blockers. | $900 |- | [[HPS]] | Uncommon | '''Hantavirus Detected''', Headache, Fever, Muscle Pain, Chills, Breathing Problems, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Therapy. | $1200 |- | [[Influenza A]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | Common | '''Oocyst In Stool Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Fever, Cramps, Hypovolemia, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Nausea, Vomiting. | Heart Failure. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination. | '''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, IV Infusion, Diet Modification, Rest, Stomachics. | $1000 |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Japonica Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Rash, Petechiae, Elevated CRP, Abnormal LDT, High Fever. | Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Minocycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. Steroid Cream, Diet Modification. | $600 |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | Common | '''Lassa Virus Present''', Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Breathing Problems, Chest Pain, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, Hypovolemia, High Fever, Orifice Bleeding. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''PCR Testing'''. Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Abdominal Palpation, CBC testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Diet Modification, Blood Component Therapy. | $1300 |- | [[Legionnaires Disease]] | Uncommon | '''Legionella Detected''', Headache, Chills, High Fever, Sputum Cough, Chest Pain, Confusion, Hemoptysis, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting. | Septic Shock, Exhaustion. | '''PCR Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, Speech Listening. |'''Ciprofloxacin''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Mucolytics, Tranquilizers, Rest, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals. | $600 |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | Common | '''Leptospira Detected''', Fever, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Muscle and Joint Pain, Photophobia, Jaundice, Nausea, Vomiting, Abnormal LFT, Leukocytosis, Elevated CRP. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Neurological Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, CBC Testing, CRP Test. | '''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Steroid Cream, Rest, Recommendations, Vitamin Supplementation, Stomachics, Diet Modification, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Lyme Disease]] | Common | '''Borrelia Antibodies Detected''', Headache. Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Vomiting, Breathing Problems, Leukopenia, Irregular Heartbeat. | Fainting, Heart Failure. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, CBC Testing, Heart Monitoring, ECG. | '''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream, Stomachics, Bronchodilators, Beta Blockers. | $1000 |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | Common | '''LCMV Detected''', Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Chest Pain, Leukopenia. | None. | '''CSF Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Thorax Percussion, CBC Testing. |'''IV Corticosteroids''', Stomachics, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, NSAIDs. | $800 |- | [[Malaria]] | Common | '''Plasmodium Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills. Sweating, Nausea, Anemia, Hematuria, Breathing Problems, Muscle and Joint Pain, Abdominal Pain, High Fever. | Coma, Exhaustion. | '''ELISA Testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test, Urine Analysis, Chest Auscultation, Abdominal Palpation. |'''Antimalarial Medication,''' Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Anticholinergics, Stomachics, Vitamin Supplementation, Antibiotics, Bronchodilators, IV Infusion. | $900 |- | [[Marburg]] | Uncommon | '''MARV Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Confusion, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, Abnormal LFT, High Fever, Hypovolemia, Orifice Bleeding. | Coma, Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion, Heart Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing,''' Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Antisense therapy''', Antipyretics, Stomachics, Rest, Analgesics, Tranqullizers, Diet Modification, IV Infusion, Blood Component Therapy, NSAIDs. | $1300 |- | [[Melioidosis]] | Common | '''B. Pseudomallei Detected''', Chest Pain, High Fever, Fever, Swelling, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Weight Loss, Leukopenia, Bacteremia. | Septic Shock, Exhausion. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Temperature, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing, ICU Blood Analysis, Blood Test. |'''Doxycycline''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Ice Wrap, Diet Modification, IV Antibiotics. | $1900 |- | [[MERS]] | Uncommon | '''MERS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Muscle Pain, Leukopenia, Diarrhea. | Respiratory Failure. | '''RT-PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, CBC Testing. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Analgesics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Antidiarrheals, Oxygen Threapy. | $1300 |- | [[Mumps]] | Common | '''Parotid Infection''', Fever, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Weakness, Fatigue, Headache, Swallow Pain, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diminished Hearing. | None. |'''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Autdiometry. |'''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Rest, Stomachics, Ear Drops. | $300 |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | Uncommon | '''Nipah Virus Detected''', Fever, Irritable Cough, Breathing Problems, Headache, Confusion, Dizziness, High Fever, Unconsciousness. | Coma, Exhaustion. |'''RT-PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation, Speech Listening. |'''Complex Antiviral Therapy''', Antipyretics, Cough Suppressants, Bronchodilators, Analgesics, Tranquilizers, Recommendations, Oxygen Therapy. | $1500 |- | [[Norovirus]] | Common | '''Norovirus Detected''', Stomach Pain, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Pain, Headache, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. |'''PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination. |'''Nitazoxanide''', Antipyretics, Spasmolytics, Stomachics, Antidiarrheals, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Rehydration. | $700 |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Philipii Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Headache, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash, High Fever. | Exhaustion. |'''PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, CRP Test. |'''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Steroid Cream, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Analgesics. | $1000 |- | [[Pertussis]] | Common | '''B. Pertussis Detected''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sputum Cough, Red Eye, Vomiting, Irritable Cough, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. |'''Microbial Cultivation''' Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. |'''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Mucolytics, Antidiarrheals, Eye Drops, Stomachics, Rehydration, Cough Suppressants. | $600 |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | Uncommon | '''Y. Pestis - Pneumonic Form''', Nausea, Breathing Problems, Fever, Weakness, Headache, Chest Pain, Irritable Cough, Bacteremia, Abnormal Lung Findings, Hemoptysis. | Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | '''PCR testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Thorax Percussion, ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation, Chest X-ray. |'''Intravenous Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Rest, Cough Suppressants, IV Antibiotics, NSAIDs, Oxygen Therapy. | $2100 |- | [[Pulmonary Anthrax]] | Rare | '''B. Anthracis Detected''', Sore Throat, Fatigue, Muscle and Joint Pain, Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, High Fever, Nausea, Swallow Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings, Breathing Problems, Bacteremia. | Dyspnea, Exhaustion, Respiratory Failure, Septic Shock. |'''PCR testing''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination, Temperature, Thorax Percussion, Neck Palpation, Microbial Cultivation, Chest X-ray, Chest Auscultation, ICU Blood Analysis, Microbial Cultivation. |'''Intravenous Ciprofloxacin''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Stomachics, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators, IV Antibiotics, Oxygen Therapy. | $1600 |- | [[Q - Fever]] | Common | '''Coxiella Burnetii Detected''', Fever, Headache, Fatigue, Chills, Nausea, Vomiting, Photophobia, Muscle and Joint Pain, Elevated CRP, High Fever. | Exhaustion. |'''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neuological Testing, CRP Test. |'''Chloramphenicol''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Stomachics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $700 |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Australis Detected''', Fever, Headache, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Rash, Elevated CRP. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, CRP Test. |'''Azithromycin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Steroid Cream. | $300 |- | [[Rabies]] | Uncommon | '''Rabies Detected''', Fever, Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Hemiparesis, Sleeping Problems, Anxiety, Irregular Heartbeat. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure. | '''PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Speech Listening, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Rabies Immunoglobulin''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Stomachics, Tranquillizers, Sleeping Drugs, Anxiolytics, Beta Blockers. | $1700 |- | [[Rat-Bite Fever]] | Common | '''Streptobacillus Detected ''', Fever, Headache, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash on Arm, Irregular Heartbeat. | Heart Failure. |'''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination, Neck Palpation, Heart Monitoring, ECG. |'''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Stomachics, Rest, Steroid Cream, Beta Blockers. | $600 |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | Common | '''B. Recurrentis Detected''', Fever, High Fever, Headache, Chills, Muscle and Joint Pain, Nausea, Rash. | Exhaustion. |'''PCR testing''', Interview, Temperature, Physical Examination. |'''Doxycycline''', Antipyretics, Analgesics, Rest, Stomachics, Steroid Cream. | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | Common | '''Cryptosporidium Detected''', Sore Throat, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Irritable Cough, Hoarseness, Breathing Problems. | None. |'''PCR testing''', Oral Cavity Inspection, Interview, Temperature, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. |'''Nitazoxanide''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants, NSAIDs, Bronchodilators. | $700 |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | Common | '''HRSV Present''', Nasal Congestion, Fever, Sore Throat, Headache, Dry Cough, Breathing Problems, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Akari Detected''', Fever, Eschar, Chills, Weakness, Muscle Pain, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $700 |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | Common | '''RVF Virus Detected''', Fever, Muscle Pain, Headache, Abnormal LFT, Orifice Bleeding, Weakness, Weight Loss | Hemorrhagic Fever. | | | $1300 |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Rickettsii Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Muscle Pain, Loss of Appetite, Abdominal Pain, Rash, Petechiae, Abnormal LFT, Eschar, Elevated CRP, High Fever, | Fainting, Exhaustion. | | | $1200 |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | Common | '''Rotavirus A Detected''', Fever, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration. | Exhaustion. | | | $800 |- | [[SARS]] | Uncommon | '''SARS-Cov Detected''', Fever, Breathing Problems, Irritable Cough, Muscle Pain. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1200 |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | Rare | '''Y. Pestis - Septicemic Form''', Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal Pain, Dehydration, Bacteremia, Fever, Nausea, Fever, Breathing Problem, Hypovolemia. | Septic Shock, Heart Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1800 |- | [[TIBOLA]] | Common | '''Rickettsia Slovaca Detected''', Fever, Fatigue, Dizziness, Headache, Sweating, Loss of Appetite, Muscle Pain, Eschar, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Elevated CRP, Rash. | None. | | | $200 |- | [[Tick-Borne Encephalitis]] | Common | '''TBE Detected''', Headache, Fever, Malaise, Muscle Pain, Confusion, Dizziness, Leukopenia, Weakness, Slurred Speech, Abnormal LFT, Hemiparesis. | Respiratory Failure. | | | $1300 |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | Common | '''Toxoplasmosis Detected''', Swollen Lymph Nodes, Fever, Fatigue, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Red Eye, Confusion. | None. | | | $600 |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | Common | '''Tuberculosis Detected''', Hemoptysis, Chest Pain, Fever, Night Sweats, Abnormal Lung Findings, Sputum Cough, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Chills, Loss of Appetite, Elevated CRP, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Leukocytosis, High Fever. | Dyspnea, Coma, Exhaustion. | | | $1600 |- | [[Tularaemia]] | Common | '''F. Tularensis Detected''', Painful Lymph Nodes, Fever, Chills, Headache, Chest Pain, Sore Throat, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Breathing Problems, Exhaustion, Septic Shock. | Septic Shock, Coma, Death. | | | $1200 |- | [[Typhoid Fever]] | Uncommon | '''S. Typhi Detected''', High Fever, Headache, Weakness, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Abdominal Pain, Tenderness, Muscle and Joint Pain, Loss of Appetite, Diarrhea, Exhaustion. | Coma. | | | $1100 |- | [[Typhus Fever]] | Common | '''R. Typhi Detected''', Headache, Fever, Dry Cough, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Dehydration, Chills, Rash. | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- | [[Valley Fever]] | Common | '''Coccidioides Atb Detected''', Fatigue, Fever, Breathing Problems, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Rash, Chills, Sweating, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | Common | '''West Nile Virus''', Fever, Chills, Headache, Sweating, Fatigue, Nausea, Rash, High Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Respiratory Failure, Exhaustion. | | | $1000 |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Common | '''Yellow Fever Virus''', Fever, Chills, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Abdominal Pain, Jaundice, High Fever, Fatigue, Orifice Bleeding, Muscle and Joint Pain. | Hemorrhagic Fever, Exhaustion. | | | $1100 |- | [[Zika Fever]] | Uncommon | '''Zika Virus Detected ''', Fever, Muscle Pain. Nausea, Vomiting, Muscle and Joint Pain, Eye Pain, Headache, Rash, Tenderness, Abdominal Pain, Leukopenia, High Fever, | Exhaustion. | | | $1300 |- |} 9fb821d8956c87fbbfbc49c48c8e1bc64a0bb90d 0 466 1698 1606 2023-08-15T04:17:18Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair. | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Printer, Paper Holder, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office Chair, Square Glass Table, Square Table, Stool, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 3 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Sanitary equipment. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin. |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department to enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None. | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly. | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk). | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | | | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- | Severe Frostbite on Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | | | $800 |- | Severe Frostbite on Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | | | $900 |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | Septic Shock, Exhaustion, Palpitations, Unconsciousness. | | | $1000 |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Death, Coma. | | | $6200 |- | Struck By Lightning | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Death, Coma. | | | $3100 |- | Sunburn | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- | Thermal Burn of a Leg | Common | | Septic Shock. | | | $700 |- |Thermal burn of an Arm | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $700 |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Unconsciousness, Coma, Death. | | | $7500 |- | Thoracic Gunshot | Rare | | Palpitations, Hypovolemic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Unconsciousness, Death. | | | $7600 |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Unconsciousness, Death, Palpitations. | | | $6200 |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot | Rare | | Palpitations, Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death. | | | $8200 |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | None. | | | $300 |- |} 5b86307e0a52c7187da1cf3413aff12b3babfaa2 1701 1698 2023-08-15T04:27:12Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Traumatology.png]] The Traumatology department helps those most critical who come in by helicopter as well as people with burns. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair. | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Traumatology Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Printer, Paper Holder, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office Chair, Square Glass Table, Square Table, Stool, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk. | 3 X 2 | WC. | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Sanitary equipment. | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin. |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the area and equipment to a department to enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None. | None. | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly. | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk). | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None. | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser. |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf. | Bucket cart. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair, Stool. |- | [[File:Burnunit.png]] | Burn Unit | Specializes in the treatment of burns of all kinds. | 3 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Traumatology. * '''Bold''' means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Redness can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of a swelling can't be treated. *Redness of skin can't be treated. *Muscle and skin damage can't be treated. *Hemoptysis can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | Abdominal Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | '''Ballistic Wound''', Abdominal Pain, Lower Abdomen Cavitation, Hemorrhage, Severe Hemorrhage, Muscle and Skin Damage, Blood Loss, Dizziness, Tenderness, Tachycardia, Tachypnea, Hypoxia, Small Intestine Perforated, Kidney Damaged, Large Intestine Perforated, Hypovolemic Shock. | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Death | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, USG or FAST, Heart Monitoring, ECG, Chest Auscultation, Pulse Oximetry, CT Scan, MRI Scan. | '''Emergency Care''', Analgesics, Thoracic Trauma Surgery, Antihemorrhagics, Pressure Bandage, Blood Transfusion, Recommendations, Antiarrhythmics, Oxygen Therapy, Concentrated Oxygen, Small Bowel Resection, Laparoscopic Pyeloplasty, Bowel Resection. | $7100 |- | Abdominal Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Distributive Shock, Coma, Heart Failure, Death | | | $10500 |- | Abdominal Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $8800 |- | Abdominal Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death | | | $7400 |- | Arm Ballistic Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $6500 |- | Arm Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Septic Shock, Death | | | $5500 |- | Chemical Burn of An Arm | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Chemical Burn of the Torso | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $1100 |- | Copperhead Snake Bite | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Hepatosplenic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Coma, Death | | | $6300 |- | High Voltage Burn | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock | | | $2900 |- | Leg Ballistic Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $6300 |- | Leg Shattered Wound | Common | | Palpitations, Septic Shock, Hypovolemic Shock, Death | | | $5700 |- | Low Voltage Burn | Common | | None | | | $200 |- | Microwave Burn | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $400 |- | Mild Frostbite On Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Mild Frostbite On Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness | | | $900 |- | Neck Ballistic Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5200 |- | Neck Shattered Wound | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Coma, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $5100 |- | Pulmonary Laceration | Common | | Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Respiratory Failure, Death | | | $6100 |- | Radiation Dermatitis | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $300 |- | Rattlesnake Bite | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- | Severe Frostbite on Hands | Common | | Heart Failure, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | | | $800 |- | Severe Frostbite on Legs | Common | | Heart Failure, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure. | | | $900 |- | Severe Thermal Burn | Common | | Septic Shock, Exhaustion, Palpitations, Unconsciousness. | | | $1000 |- | Splenopancreatic Laceration | Common | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Septic Shock, Death, Coma. | | | $6200 |- | Struck By Lightning | Common | | Palpitations, Unconsciousness, Death, Coma. | | | $3100 |- | Sunburn | Common | | None. | | | $200 |- | Thermal Burn of a Leg | Common | | Septic Shock. | | | $700 |- |Thermal burn of an Arm | Common | | Septic Shock | | | $700 |- | Thoracic Blast Trauma | Uncommon | | Heart Failure, Hypovolemic Shock, Septic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Unconsciousness, Coma, Death. | | | $7500 |- | Thoracic Gunshot | Rare | | Palpitations, Hypovolemic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Unconsciousness, Death. | | | $7600 |- | Thoracic Stab Wound | Uncommon | | Hypovolemic Shock, Respiratory Failure, Unconsciousness, Death, Palpitations. | | | $6200 |- | Upper Abdomen Gunshot | Rare | | Palpitations, Hypovolemic Shock, Unconsciousness, Distributive Shock, Septic Shock, Death. | | | $8200 |- | Venomous Spider Bite | Common | | None. | | | $300 |- |} 9c7bf6405292103bcbec59ed47e32e0fdae8b927 0 89 1699 1684 2023-08-15T04:19:45Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_EMERGENCY.png]] The Emergency department provides acute care for patients and serves as the main entry point of the hospital. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Fancy chair, (Info TV & Queue machine), Wooden chair | Coffee vending machine, Fruit juice, Mirror, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Doctor's office | Basic clinical office for simple examinations and treatments. | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Chartboard, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square glass table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures that patients get triaged correctly upon arrival and prioritized correctly | 3 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk) | Bench, Bench-modern, Visitor's seats, Chair, Counter- advice, Counter- drop off, Counter- left, Counter- right, Fancy chair, Office chair, Pharmacy desk, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Stool, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Paper holder, Printer, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Bench-modern, Stretcher, Visitor's seats, Chair, Coffee vending machine, Fancy chair, Fruit juice, Vending machine, Water dispenser, Wheelchair, Wooden chair |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk | 2 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sanitary equipment, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | None | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Chair, Coffee machine, Dining table, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Locker, Meal counter, Radio, Sanitary equipment, Sink, TV, Wooden chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Coffee table, Coffee vending machine, Corner cabinet, Fruit juice, Mirror, Stainless steel cabinet, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sanitary equipment, Sink, Stainless steel cabinet, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.png]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Room_Observationroom.png]] | Observation room | Many various examinations can be done, patients are under proper medical supervision | 4 X 4 | (Hospital bed, Hi-tech bed or Modern hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet, Life monitor/Life monitor-wall/Life monitor advanced), Audiometer, Biohazard trash bin, CRP Scan, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant Dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Bed socket, Chartboard, Equipment table, Medical light, Operating room light, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Office chair, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Room_Traumacenter.png]] | Trauma center | Serves as the main entry point for critical patients delivered by ambulances and also accepts collapsed patients | 4 X 4 | (Operating table with Anesthesia workstation and Medical light/Operating room lights), Biohazard trash bin, Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Fast USG, Kitchen sink, Sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, OP digital imaging, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Chartboard, Equipment table, Glass square table, Square table, Whiteboard. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff === Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Number |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Emergency. * '''Bold''' means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Wheezing can't be treated. *Long Reaction Time can't be treated. *Sneezing can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. * {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | Common | '''Ankle Contusion ''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Leg Orthosis, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Arm contusion]] | Common | '''Forearm Contusion''', Ankle Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Ankle Bruise, Tenderness, Joint Immobility. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | Common | '''Tinea Pedis Detected ''', Itching, Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Antihistamines, Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | Common | '''S. Pyogenes Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Sputum Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Laryngoscopy. | '''Antibiotics''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Mucolytics, Nasal Drops. | $200 |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Beef Tapeworm Detected''', Abdominal Pain, Dizziness, Headache, Weight Loss, Loss of Appetite. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Abdominal Palpation, Physical Examination. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Analgesics, Recommendations, Stomachics, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Bronchitis]] | Common | '''Bronchial Infection''', Dry Cough, Fatigue, Breathing Problems, Fever, Chills, Headache, Wheezing, Chest Pain, Abnormal Lung Findings. | None. | '''Microbial Cultivation''', Interview, Chest Auscultation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Thorax Percussion, Chest X-ray. | '''Antibiotics''', Cough Suppressants, Rest, Bronchodilators, Antipyretics, Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $500 |- | [[Chest contusion]] | Common | '''Thorax Contusion''', Chest Injury, Pain, Swelling, Breathing Problems, Redness, Bruise, Tenderness. | None. | '''Chest X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination, Chest Auscultation. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Emergency Care, Analgesics, Ice Wrap, Bronchodilators. | $400 |- | [[Chickenpox]] | Common | '''Papulas and Vesicles''', Vomiting, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain, Fever, Itchy Blisters. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | Common | '''Chronic Fatigue Syndrome''', Sleeping Problems, Fatigue, Weakness, Long Reaction Time, Muscle and Joint Pain, Night Sweats, Depression, Sore Throat, Trouble Rising. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection. | '''Recommendations''', Sleeping Drugs, Rest, NSAID's, Antidepressants, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Common cold]] | Common | '''Nasal Viral Infection ''', Sore Throat, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Fever, Breathing Problems, Dry Cough, Wheezing, Malaise, Sneezing, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Oral Cavity Inspection, Temperature, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Antipyretics, Bronchodilators, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | Common | '''Allergen Detected ''', Itching, Itchy Eyes, Red Eye, Rash on Arm, Rash on Leg, Rash on Neck, Rash on Torso, Painful Vesicular Rash, Redness of Skin. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Eye Drops, Steroid Cream, Numbing Ointment. | $100 |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | Common | '''Instep Contusion''', Foot Injury, Warmth, Swelling, Pain, Bruise, Tenderness, Limited Leg Motion. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Recommendations, Ice Wrap, Analgesics. | $400 |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | Common | '''Elbow Tendons Damaged''', Tenderness, Fever, Finger Numbness, Hand Weakness, Elbow Pain, Limited Arm Motion, Elbow Stiffness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Ice Wrap''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Recommendations, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | Common | '''Wrist Contusion''', Hand Injury, Hand Pain, Hand Weakness, Swelling, Bruise, Tenderness, Redness. | None. | '''Upper Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, NSAIDs, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Hay Fever]] | Common | '''Allergy Discovered ''', Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Itchy Eyes, Fatigue, Red Eye, Irritable Cough, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Skin Allergy Test''', Interview, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Antihistamines''', Nasal Drops, Eye Drops, Rest, Cough Suppressants, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Influenza]] | Common | '''Influenza A Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Influenza B]] | Common | '''Influenza B Detected''', Chills, Fever, Muscle and Joint Pain, Malaise, Fatigue, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Sneezing, Sore Throat, Irritable Cough. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Physical Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation. | '''Antivirals''', Antipyretics, Rest, Analgesics, Nasal Drops, Cough Suppressants. | $200 |- | [[Insomnia]] | Common | '''Insomnia Revealed''', Sleeping Problems, Depression, Long Reaction Time, Fatigue, Irritability, Confusion, Anxiety. | None. | '''Evaluation''', Interview, Speech Listening, Physical Examination. | '''Sleeping Drugs''', Antidepressants, Rest, Tranquilizers, Anxiolytics. | $100 |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | Common | '''Low Hematocrit''', Weakness, Fatigue, Chest Pain, Breathing Problems, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Pale Skin, Crumbly Nail, Low Hemoglobin. | None. | '''Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis''', Interview, Thorax Percussion, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''Iron Supplements''', Rest, Analgesics, Bronchodilators, Stomachics, Recommendations, B-Complex Supplements, Foot Cream, Diet Modification. | $200 |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | Common | '''Lactose Intolerance''' Diarrhea, Nausea, Abdominal Cramps, Bloating, Vomiting, Excessive Flatulence. | None. | '''Blood Test''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation. | '''Diet Modification''', Antidiarrheals, Stomachics, Spasmolytics. | $200 |- | [[Laryngitis]] | Common | '''Larynx Infected''', Swallow Pain, Fever, Headache, Hoarseness, Dysphagia, Nasal Congestion, Swollen Lymph Nodes, Inflamed Sinuses. | None. | '''Laryngoscopy''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Temperature, Physical Examination, Oral Cavity Inspection, Nasal Cavity Inspection. | '''Antibiotics''', NSAIDs, Antipyretics, Analgesics, Diet Modification, Nasal Drops, Saline Nasal Spray. | $100 |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | Common | '''Calf Contusion''', Leg Injury, Pain, Limited Leg Motion, Tenderness, Bruise, Swelling, Redness. | None. | '''Lower Limb X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Numbing Ointment''', Bandage, Analgesics, Recommendations, Ice Wrap. | $400 |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | Common | '''Fungal Infection''', Nail Discoloration, Crumbly Nail, Nail Thickening. | None. | '''Fungal Cultivation''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Antifungal Ointment''', Foot Cream. | $200 |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | Common | '''White Patches on Tonsils''', Red Swollen Tonsils, Swallow Pain, Fever, Sputum Cough, Muscle and Joint Pain, Sneezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia, Hoarseness, Rash. | None. | '''Oral Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Neck Palpation, Chest Auscultation, Physical Examination. | '''NSAIDs''', Antipyretics, Rest, Stomachics, Diet Modification, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | Uncommon | '''Pork Tapeworm Detected''', Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Weight Loss, Hunger, Vitamin Deficiency, Weakness. | None. | '''Stool Analysis''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis. | '''Anthelmintic Medication''', Stomachics, Analgesics, Rest, Diet Modification, Vitamin Supplementation. | $300 |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | Common | '''Raynaud's Findings''', Finger Numbness, Cyanosis, Hand Pain. | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview. | '''Vasodilators''', Recommendations, Oxygen Therapy, Analgesics. | $100 |- | [[Scoliosis]] | Common | '''Scoliotic Findings''', Back Pain, Muscle Weakness, Numbness. | None. | '''Back X-ray''', Interview, Physical Examination. | '''Exercise''', Analgesics, NSAIDs. | $400 |- | [[Shingles]] | Common | '''Widespread Painful Rash''', Headache, Malaise, Tenderness, Rash on Arm, Rash on Torso, Rash on Neck | None. | '''Physical Examination''', Interview, Temperature. | '''Antivirals''', Analgesics, Antipyretics, Rest, Steroid Cream. | $100 |- | [[Sinusitis]] | Common | '''Nasal Obstruction''', Headache, Fatigue, Fever, Nasal Congestion, Sputum Cough, Bad Breath. | None. | '''Nasal Cavity Inspection''', Interview, Physical Examination, Temperature, Chest Auscultation. | '''Saline Nasal Spray''', Analgesics, Rest, Antipyretics, Nasal Drops, Mucolytics, Antiseptics. | $100 |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | Common | '''RSV Present''', Fever, Red Swollen Tonsils, Sore Throat, Fatigue, Dry Cough, Painful Lymph Nodes, Pain in the Ears, Suppurative Tonsils, Nasal Congestion, ORL Findings, Headache, Muscle and Joint Pain. | None. | '''Serologic Testing''', Interview, Temperature, Oral Cavity Inspection, Chest Auscultation, Neck Palpation, Ear Examination, Nasal Cavity Inspection, Physical Examination. | '''Rest''', Antipyretics, NSAIDs, Analgesics, Cough Suppressants, Nasal Drops, Antibiotics. | $200 |- |} e0a16f44ba2be2717f19f1cec1bd0511a78758f7 0 74 1702 1674 2023-08-16T02:03:15Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Company Name ! Cost Coverage Percent ! Prerequisite |- | [[File:IN_COM_NONE.png]] | Uninsured | 70% | Treat 3 patients. |- | [[File:IN_COM_AAA.png]] | CHEAP'o'Care | 80% | Treat 1 patients per day at Emergency. |- | [[File:IN_COM_DDD.png]] | Liver TY | 100% | Open any specialized department. |- | [[File:IN COM QUICK SNAP CARE.png]] | Quick Snap Care | 100% | Purchase 5 ambulance(s). |- | [[File:IN COM OVERCURE.png]] | Overcure Inc. | 150% | Have 9 fully working departments. |- | [[File:IN COM OOPSEE2.png]] | Oopsee Crp. | 115% | Create 1 doctor(s) with character editor. |- | [[File:HappyLife2.png]] | Happy Life | 130% | Open Infectious diseases clinic. |- | [[File:Protectcare.png]] | ProtectCare | 130% | Open Traumatology clinic. |- |} ==Objective Rewards== ===Uninsured=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Treat 3 patient(s) |Unlock Uninsured insurance |- | 1 | Treat 10 Patients per day | $30,000 government grant |- | 2 | Treat 15 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 15 patients |- | 3 | Treat 20 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Treat 30 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 20 patients |- | 5 | Treat 35 Patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 6 | Treat 40 Patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 7 | Treat 45 Patients per day | Increase Uninsured patient count to 25 patients |- | 8 | Treat 50 patients per day | Prestige is increased 20% for next day |- | 9 | Have 2 ambulances | Increase ambulance patients per day to 3 |- | 10 | Treat 60 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 11 | Treat 70 patients per day | Increase ambulance patients per day to 5 |- | 12 | Treat 80 patients per day | $50,000 government grant |- | 13 | Treat 90 patients per day | Your next intern will be great |- | 14 | Treat 100 patients per day | $100,000 government grant |- |} ===CHEAP'o'Care=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | 1 | Treat 1 patient at Emergency | $20,000 government grant |- | 2 | Open radiology department | $30,000 government grant |- | 3 | Open Labs | $50,000 government grant |- | 4 | Open clinic at any specialized department | Hospitalization at Emergency |- | 5 | Open hospitalization at Emergency | ICU Department |- | 6 | Treat 20 patients in the Emergency | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 15 patients |- | 7 | Save 1 collapsing patient | Your next intern will be great |- | 8 | Reach 80% prestige at Emergency | $50,000 government grant |- | 9 | Purchase 3 ambulances | Increase ambulance patients per day by 3 |- | 10 | Treat 30 patients in the Emergency | Increase CHEAP'o'Care patient count to 25 patients |- | 11 | Reach 90% prestige at Emergency | $100,000 government grant |- |} ===Liver TY=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Open clinic at any specialized department | |- |} ===Quick Snap Care=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Purchase 5 ambulance(s) | |- |} ===Overcure Inc.=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Have 9 fully working departments | |- |} ===Oopsee Crp.=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Create 1 doctor(s) with character editor (in hiring card) | |- |} ===Happy Life=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Open Infectious diseases clinic | |- |} ===ProtectCare=== {| class="wikitable" ! Number ! Objective ! Reward |- | Unlock | Open Traumatology clinic | |- |} 60b2307cbb5461fda64ee54c99f68f1a7a06c4da 10 601 1703 2023-08-16T02:05:55Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with "{| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#77c7c6; text-align: center;" | <p style="fo..." wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#77c7c6; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} 4cb45ba67eea4fb65b0e90cd08218b1c8781951f 0 602 1704 2023-08-16T02:13:20Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{General | description = ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the abilit..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | General Surgery]].'' {{General | description = ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' | insurance = 2000 | department = [[General Surgery]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Kidney Tissue Damaged ]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Oliguria ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Abdominal Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fatigue]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Loss of Appetite]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hypertension]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Lipiduria]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Edema]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Hypocalcaemia]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Tremor]] | 50 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Azotemia]] | 50 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain]] | 50 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP ]] | 1 |Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *MRI Scan *Physical Examination *Interview *Abdominal Palpation *Blood Pressure *Urine Analysis *Speech Listening *Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis *Thorax Percussion *CRP == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment |Dialysis]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antihypertensive Medication]] *[[Treatment | Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Diuretics]] *[[Treatment | IV Calcium Gluconate]] *[[Treatment | Beta Blockers]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] 566d9249bb28fe4dd63f6316b86b94aea08346b3 0 97 1705 1659 2023-08-16T02:16:23Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for General Surgery. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized General Surgery patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light and Dialysis machine), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wooden chair, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in General Surgery. *Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Lipiduria can't be treated. *Oliguria can't be treated. *Slurred Speech can't be treated. *Polyuria can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Renal Failure]] | Uncommon | '''Kidney Tissue Damaged ''', Oligurua, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Loss of Appetite, Vomiting, Hypertension. Lipiduria, Confusion, Edema, Hypocalcaemia, Tremor, Azotemia, Chest Pain, Elevated CRP. | Heart Failure. | '''MRI Scan''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Pressure Management, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Thorax Percussion, CRP Test. | '''Dialysis''', Analgesics, Rest, Stomachics, Antihypertensive Medication, Tranquilizers, Diuretics, IV Calcium Gluconate, Beta Blockers, NSAIDs. | $2000 |- |} fd9dc3f4d6489aebf0c66c12b146dc99653328cb 1714 1705 2023-08-21T00:11:42Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Hospitalization */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_GENERAL_SURGERY_DEPARTMENT.png]] General surgery treats diseases, disorders and trauma's related to the gastrointestinal tract like the pancreas and the liver, it also treats issues related to the thyroid and kidneys. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | General Surgery Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for General Surgery. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized General Surgery patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light and Dialysis machine), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wooden chair, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Room | Specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, Elastograph, Shockwave therapy, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery Nurses]] | Optional |- | [[File:Cardiography.png]] | [[Cardio Tech]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG Tech]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in General Surgery. *Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Lipiduria can't be treated. *Oliguria can't be treated. *Slurred Speech can't be treated. *Polyuria can't be treated. *Abdominal Guarding can't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[Acute Renal Failure]] | Uncommon | '''Kidney Tissue Damaged ''', Oligurua, Abdominal Pain, Fatigue, Loss of Appetite, Vomiting, Hypertension. Lipiduria, Confusion, Edema, Hypocalcaemia, Tremor, Azotemia, Chest Pain, Elevated CRP. | Heart Failure. | '''MRI Scan''', Interview, Physical Examination, Abdominal Palpation, Blood Pressure Management, Urine Analysis, Speech Listening, Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis, Thorax Percussion, CRP Test. | '''Dialysis''', Analgesics, Rest, Stomachics, Antihypertensive Medication, Tranquilizers, Diuretics, IV Calcium Gluconate, Beta Blockers, NSAIDs. | $2000 |- |} e816f9e779570fa2df5c6a6b1ba400bea87cd77a 0 99 1706 1599 2023-08-16T02:20:27Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Diagnoses */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_ORTHOPAEDICS_AND_TRAUMATOLOGY.png]] Various traumas and conditions involving the musculoskeletal system are threated by orthopaedics and traumatology. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Orthopaedy Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized Orthopaedy patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, (EMG on top of a glass square table or square table), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square table, Square glass table, Stool, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Oxygen tank, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png]] | Regular Ward | Regular ward for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:Sonography_Unit.png]] | Sonography Unit | Provides specific ultrasound-based examination and treatments. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with USG and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Equipment table, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:OR.png]] | Operating Room | A room fully equipped for surgical procedures. | 8 X 6 | | | |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. === Staff === ==== Day Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x3) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Compulsory (x2) |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Shift ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgeon.png]] | [[Surgeon]] | Optional |- | [[File:Anesthesiologist.png]] | [[Anesthesiologist]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Surgerynurse.png]] | [[Surgery nurse]] | Optional |- | [[File:USG.png]] | [[USG tech.]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Orthopaedy. *Bold means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. *Knee Injury can't be treated. *Redness can't be treated. *Leukocytosis can't be treated. *Muscle and Skin Damage can't be treated. *Elevated CK can't be treated. *Redness of A Swelling can't be treated. *Redness of Skin can't be treated. *Shoulder Injury an't be treated. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[ACL injury]] | Common | '''Knee Injury''', ACL Injury, Swelling, Pain, Walking Problems, Limited Leg Motion | None | '''Interview''', Physical Examination, MRI Scan | '''Can't be treated''', RICE, Ice Wrap, Analgesics, NSAID's. Recommendations | $700 |- |} e762218c2ba506977e4a473132273edbcf2b52ca 10 304 1707 603 2023-08-16T02:21:10Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:##82d658; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} 6de5c549e3305557d609e71ac241377a5ac40e9e 1708 1707 2023-08-16T02:24:58Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="border: 1px solid #aaa; border-spacing: 0; float: right; margin: 0 0 .5em 1em; width: 300px;" | style="background-color:#82d658; text-align: center;" | <p style="font-size: larger;">'''{{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}'''</p> <p>{{{description}}}</p> |- | style="text-align: center;" | <u>'''Disease information'''</u> {| style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: left;" {{#if:{{{insurance|}}}| ! style="text-align: right; width: 80px;" {{!}} Insurance payment: {{!}} {{{insurance}}} }} {{#if:{{{department|}}}| {{!}}- ! style="text-align: right;" {{!}} Department: {{!}} {{{department}}} }} |} |} d2e894d9a69fc7b1f9c9c4fbf56112e2e2c25b01 0 280 1709 604 2023-08-16T02:27:19Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Orthopaedy]].'' {{Disease_ortho | description = ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' | insurance = 700 | department = [[Orthopaedy]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Knee injury]] | 100 | Medium |- | [[Symptom | ACL Injury ]] | 100 | Low |- |[[Symptom | Swelling]] | 80 | Low |- | [[Symptom | Pain]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom | Walking Problem]] | 80 | Medium |- | [[Symptom | Limited Leg Motion]] | 80 | Low |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Interview *Physical Examination *MRI == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | RICE]] *[[Treatment | Ice Wrap]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] 747b6580270b0cc86275d416121e73ae39c55fa0 0 43 1710 1656 2023-08-16T02:27:45Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* General Surgery */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay Fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Renal Failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[ Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | ''Bite of a venomous snake.'' |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the liver and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects'' |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | ''Burn injury caused by microwave radiation. Unlike other radiation burns, microwave radiation damage is caused by heat.'' |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's legs'' |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient’s neck area.'' |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma caused serious damage to patient's lungs.'' |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | ''Radiation dermatitis, also known as X-ray dermatitis, is a side effect of radiation therapy.'' |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | ''Snakebites typically have two puncture wounds from the fangs. Identification of the snake species and providing the correct antivenom is an urgent task.'' |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's legs.'' |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | ''Signs of severe thermal burn.'' |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the pancreas and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | ''A rare injury caused by direct or indirect hit by a lightning strike.'' |- | [[Sunburn]] | ''Red painful skin that appears after overexposure to the ultraviolet light either from sunshine or from artificial sources.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm penetrating patient’s thorax.'' |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm - penetrating in patient’s upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | ''Bites of venomous spiders create tiny red bumps that are sometimes painful and itchy. The injected poison can also cause more severe symptoms.'' |- |} == Ear, Nose and Throat == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Oncology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Plastic Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Sexual Health== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Gynecology and Obstetrics == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Urology and Nephrology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} fafee9a8138aed702e42954cbee1fa95f35d12b4 1711 1710 2023-08-16T02:31:45Z Nightfiree3 30642398 /* Infectious diseases */ wikitext text/x-wiki A list of all possible '''diagnoses''' a patient may have, grouped by department. == Emergency == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Ankle contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Arm contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Athlete's foot]] | ''Athlete's foot, also called Tinea pedis, is a highly contagious skin infection of the feet caused by fungi.'' |- | [[Bacterial tonsillitis]] | ''Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.'' |- | [[Beef tapeworm]] | ''Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.'' |- | [[Bronchitis]] | ''Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lower airways called bronchi and is usually caused by virus.'' |- | [[Chest contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Chickenpox]] | ''Chickenpox, also known as varicella, is a highly contagious disease caused by the initial infection with Varicella zoster virus. The disease results in a characteristic skin rash that forms small, itchy blisters, which eventually scab over.'' |- | [[Chronic fatigue syndrome]] | ''Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.'' |- | [[Common cold]] | ''The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.'' |- | [[Contact dermatitis]] | ''Contact dermatitis is a localized rash or irritation of the skin caused by contact to an allergen or irritant.'' |- | [[Foot Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Golfer’s Elbow]] | ''Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the inside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movements resulting in irritation of the muscles and tendons responsible for said movements.'' |- | [[Hand Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Hay Fever]] | ''Hay fever, medically known as allergic rhinitis, is an inflammation in the nose caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen in the air, such as pollen.'' |- |- | [[Influenza]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Influenza B]] | ''Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.'' |- | [[Insomnia]] | ''Insomnia is defined as a subjective experience of bad sleep. This can be due to the inability to fall asleep, sleep continuously throughout the night or waking up too early.'' |- | [[Iron-Deficiency Anemia]] | ''Anemia is defined as a reduced ability of the blood to carry oxygen. This can be caused by a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin. Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia.'' |- | [[Lactose Intolerance]] | ''Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.'' |- | [[Laryngitis]] | ''Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.'' |- | [[Leg Contusion]] | ''A contusion, also known as a bruise, is a region of injured tissue usually with purple discoloration.'' |- | [[Nail Fungus]] | ''Nail fungus, also called Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium, is a fungal infection that affects fingers or toenails.'' |- | [[Pharyngitis]] | ''Pharyngitis refers to inflammation of the throat and can be caused by bacteria or virus.'' |- | [[Pork Tapeworm]] | ''Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.'' |- | [[Raynaud’s Syndrome]] | ''Raynaud's syndrome causes numbness and coldness of hands, fingers and toes as response to cold outdoor temperatures.'' |- | [[Scoliosis]] | ''Scoliosis is a sideway curvature of the spine usually in a C or S shape. Scoliosis is usually painless.'' |- | [[Shingles]] | ''Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.'' |- | [[Sinusitis]] | ''Sinusitis refers to inflammation of one or more sinuses. Sinusitis causes swelling and can compromise drainage of mucus or pus from the involved sinus cavity.'' |- | [[Viral Tonsillitis]] | ''Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.'' |} == General Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Renal Failure]] | ''Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.'' |- | [[Appendicitis]] | ''Appendicitis refers to infection in the appendix, which becomes obstructed and swollen. A ruptured appendix can be fatal and thus appendicitis is one of the most common reasons for abdominal surgery.'' |- | [[Bacterial gastroenteritis]] | ''Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.'' |- | [[Blunt pancreas laceration]] | ''Blunt pancreas laceration is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Blunt spleen rupture]] | ''Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.'' |- | [[Calculus in bladder]] | ''Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.'' |- | [[Calculus of ureter]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Campylobacteriosis]] | ''Campylobacteriosis refers to a common infection caused most commonly by Campylobacter jejuni. It is often a food-borne illness.'' |- | [[Cholangitis]] | ''Cholangitis is an infection of the bile duct usually caused by bacteria ascending from the duodenum. It occurs usually when the bile duct is already partially blocked by gallstones.'' |- | [[Cholecystitis]] | ''Cholecystitis is inflammation and infection of the gallbladder, usually due to blockage of the cystic duct by a gallstone.'' |- | [[Chronic kidney disease]] | ''Chronic kidney disease refers to a gradual loss of kidney function. The most common cause is untreated diabetes mellitus.'' |- | [[Cirrhosis]] | ''Cirrhosis describes a condition where the liver is malfunctioning due to long-term damage; normal liver tissue is replaced with scar tissue.'' |- | [[Coeliac disease]] | ''Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.'' |- | [[Crohn's disease]] | ''Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Duodenitis]] | ''Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.'' |- | [[Esophageal varices]] | ''Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.'' |- | [[Esophagitis]] | ''Esophagitis is an inflammation of the oesophageal lining, often caused by acid reflux.'' |- | [[Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency]] | ''Pancreatic insufficiency occurs when the gland is damaged enough to seize functioning sufficiently. Normal absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is thus compromised resulting in nutritional deficiencies.'' |- | [[Fistula of the intestine]] | ''A fistula is an abnormal anatomical connection between two hollow spaces.'' |- | [[Gallstones]] | ''Gallstones, also called cholelithiasis, are concretions of usually made from bilirubin, bile acids and calcium formed in the gall bladder. Gallstones usually do not cause symptoms, however, if they block the bile duct they can cause a variety of serious conditions.'' |- | [[Gastritis]] | ''Gastritis is an inflammation or erosion of the stomach's lining. It is caused by; bad nutrition, excessive alcohol use, or excessive use of some medications. Treatment consists of protone pump inhibitors and discontinuation of alcohol or drugs that cause the symptoms.'' |- | [[Glomerulonephritis]] | ''Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.'' |- | [[Grave's disease]] | ''Grave's disease is an endocrine disease where the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones in excess.'' |- | [[H. pylori infection]] | ''Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.'' |- | [[Hashimoto's thyroiditis]] | ''Hashimoto's thyroiditis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system gradually destroys the thyroid gland.'' |- | [[Hepatic fibrosis]] | ''Hepatic fibrosis represents an accumulation of scar tissue in the liver. The scar tissue can be the result of long term inflammation or another liver disease caused by viruses, bacterias, malnutrition or alcohol abuse etc. If left untreated it causes cirrhosis.'' |- | [[HUS]] | ''Hemolytic uremic syndrome refers to the condition when small blood vessels in kidneys become damaged and inflamed. In most cases an infection of Escherichia coli is responsible.'' |- | [[Hypothyroidism]] | ''Hypothyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland functions inadequately and produces too little thyroid hormone.'' |- | [[Interstitial cystitis]] | ''Interstitial cystitis is also called painful bladder syndrome.'' |- | [[Interstitial nephritis]] | ''Interstitial nephritis is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or as an adverse reaction to medication.'' |- | [[Irritable bowel syndrome]] | ''Irritable bowel syndrome is chronic gastrointestinal disorder demanding a long term treatment approach. It is not contagious. Diet modification and medicine can usually relieve symptoms.'' |- | [[Kidney stones]] | ''Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.'' |- | [[Liver contusion]] | ''Liver contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Liver laceration]] | ''Liver laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the liver.'' |- | [[Pancreas contusion]] | ''Pancreas contusion happens due to physical trauma to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Pancreatitis]] | ''Pancreatitis refers to inflammation of the pancreas. It is usually caused by gallstone blockage or excessive alcohol abuse.'' |- | [[Penetrated pancreas laceration]] | ''Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.'' |- | [[Penetrated spleen rupture]] | ''Penetrated spleen rupture happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and spleen damage.'' |- | [[Peptic ulcer disease]] | ''A peptic ulcer is an open lesion in the lining of the stomach, duodenum or esophagus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium h. pylori or prolonged, excessive use of NSAIDs' |- | [[Primary peritonitis]] | ''Primary peritonitis is a bacterial infection of the peritoneum; a membrane covering the inner abdominal wall and organs within the abdominal cavity. Left untreated the condition is almost always fatal.'' |- | [[Pyelonephritis]] | ''Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.'' |- | [[Renal contusion]] | ''Renal contusion refers to bruising of the kidney (latin: ren) after a direct impact to the upper lower back.'' |- | [[Renal laceration]] | ''Renal laceration occurs when an object pierces the tissue of the body and tears the kidney.'' |- | [[Spleen contusion]] | ''Spleen contusion refers to bruising of the spleen after a direct impact to the upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Ulcerative colitis]] | ''Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that produces ulcers in the large intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.'' |- | [[Urinary tract infection]] | ''UTF, or cystitis, is an infection of the bladder usually by E. coli; a type of bacteria commonly found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It is a condition a hundred times more common in women due to a shorter urinary tract.'' |} == Internal Medicine == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute mastoiditis]] | ''Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).'' |- | [[Amoebiasis]] | ''Amoebiasis is caused by Entamoeba histolytica, the infection spreads through water or food contaminated by feces.'' |- | [[Asbestosis]] | ''Asbestosis refers to a condition that is caused by microscopic asbestos mineral deposits in the lungs.'' |- | [[ASOM]] | ''Acute suppurative otitis media is a very painful infection of the middle ear.'' |- | [[Aspergillosis]] | ''Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.'' |- | [[Asthma]] | ''Asthma refers to a condition where the airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus. It is a chronic respiratory disease and symptoms may vary from person to person and can be due to allergy.'' |- | [[Atopic dermatitis]] | ''Atopic dermatitis or eczema refers to a condition that makes skin reddish and itchy. It is chronic skin disease.'' |- | [[Bronchiectasis]] | ''Bronchiectasis is a condition where the large airways in the lungs are damaged and enlarged.'' |- | [[Bronchopneumonia]] | ''Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia mainly affecting the bronchi.'' |- | [[Cellulitis]] | ''Cellulitis is a common bacterial infection of the skin caused mostly by streptococci and staphylococci species.'' |- | [[Chlorine gas poisoning]] | ''Chlorine gas poisoning is a condition resulting from the inhalation of chlorine gas.'' |- | [[Cholesteatoma]] | ''Cholesteatoma is an noncancerous skin growth, often caused by repeated middle ear infections.'' |- | [[Chylothorax]] | ''Chylothorax refers to a condition when lymphatic fluid is accumulated in the pleural space.'' |- | [[Ciguatera]] | ''Ciguatera fish poisoning, also known as ciguatera is a food-borne disease caused by ingestion of fish flesh contaminated by certain toxins.'' |- | [[CO poisoning]] | ''Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs from inhaling too much carbon monoxide.'' |- | [[COPD]] | ''Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.'' |- | [[Croup]] | ''Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Cystic fibrosis]] | ''Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that results in serious damage to the lungs due to recurrent pneumonias. Cystic fibrosis also results in a decreased uptake of nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.'' |- | [[Diabetes]] | ''Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that affect the metabolism of glucose. There are many types of diabetes, but generally there are too high levels of glucose in the blood.'' |- | [[Emphysema]] | ''Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.'' |- | [[Essential thrombocythemia]] | ''Essential thrombocythemia refers to an uncommon condition when patient's body produces much more platelets than necessary.'' |- | [[Giardiasis]] | ''Giardia infection is one of the most common waterborne intestinal infections. Giardias can be transmitted through direct contact with infected individuals or by ingesting contaminated food.'' |- | [[Hemolytic anemia]] | ''Hemolytic anemia happens due to hemolysis, an abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels or elsewhere in the human body.'' |- | [[Hemophilia]] | ''Hemophilia is an inherited disease that causes low levels of clotting factors. Without sufficient levels of clotting factors, the blood does not clot properly which leads to excessive bleeding.'' |- | [[Hemothorax]] | ''Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.'' |- | [[Histoplasmosis]] | ''Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.'' |- | [[Infectious mononucleosis]] | ''Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".'' |- | [[Lead poisoning]] | ''Lead poisoning is a type of metal poisoning caused by the accumulation of lead in the body.'' |- | [[Lung contusion]] | ''Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.'' |- | [[Lupus]] | ''Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.'' |- | [[Meniere's disease]] | ''Meniere's disease is an inner ear disorder that is characterized by a vertigo with unclear cause.'' |- | [[Methanol poisoning]] | ''Methanol ingestion leads to an uncommon poisoning that can cause severe metabolic disturbances, blindness, permanent neurological dysfunction and death.'' |- | [[Miliaria]] | ''Miliaria, also called "sweat rash", is a skin disease, common in hot and humid conditions.'' |- | [[Nasal polyp]] | ''Nasal polyp is a non-cancerous growth in the nasal cavity.'' |- | [[Otitis externa]] | ''Otitis externa is the inflammation of the outer part of the ear canal, it is caused mostly by bacteria.'' |- | [[Otitis media]] | ''Otitis media with effusion is a condition where fluid is present in the middle ear due to infection or inflammation following an infection. It usually affects children.'' |- | [[Otorrhea]] | ''Otorrhea is basically an inflammation of the ear.'' |- | [[Otosclerosis]] | ''Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.'' |- | [[Parapneumonic effucion]] | ''Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.'' |- | [[Pleural empyema]] | ''Pleural empyema refers to an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity, caused by a bacterial infection.'' |- | [[Pleurisy]] | ''Pleurisy refers to a condition when the membranes surrounding lungs become inflamed.'' |- | [[Pneumonia]] | ''Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Pneumonia can either be mild or life threatening.'' |- | [[Pneumothorax]] | ''Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.'' |- | [[Poison ivy rash]] | ''Poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to resin urushiol that is located in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, oak and sumac.'' |- | [[Pulmonary NTMB infection]] | ''Pulmonary mycobacterial infection of non-tuberculous type of disease caused by other species of mycobacterium and it is relatively common. Often occuring in immunoincompetent patients or in patients with preexisting pulmonary disease, but also in healthy patients.'' |- | [[Salmonellosis]] | ''Salmonella infection is one one of the common bacterial infection that affects the human intestinal tract. Humans become infected by ingesting contaminated water or food.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Eye]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the eyes. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Heart]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Sarcoidosis - Lungs]] | ''Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the lungs. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.'' |- | [[Simple chronic bronchitis]] | ''Chronic bronchitis refers to a productive long-lasting cough along with constant irritation of the bronchial lining.'' |- | [[Tension pneumothorax]] | ''Tension pneumothorax occurs mostly in clinical situations such as ventilation, resuscitation or in people with lung disease.'' |- | [[Thalassaemia]] | ''Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.'' |- | [[Thrombocytopenia]] | ''Thrombocytopenia represents a condition with significantly lower level of blood platelets, that are responsible for stopping bleeding by clumping and forming clots.'' |} == Orthopaedy == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[ACL injury]] | ''The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a ligament located inside the knee joint that prevents forward displacement between the leg bones. Injury to this ligament is common in sports and is caused by abnormal inward rotation.'' |- | [[Acute osteomyelitis]] | ''Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.'' |- | [[Ankle fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more bones of the ankle, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Ankle sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Broken ribs]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more ribs with no damage to surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Carpal tunnel syndrome]] | ''A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed by the surrounding structures when passing through the tunnel near the base of the wrist. Pain and a sleeping sensation of the hand are the main symptoms.'' |- | [[Cervical spondylosis]] | ''Cervical spondylosis is a degeneration of the cervical spine frmo any cause. Often it is synonymous with age-related wear and tear causing spinal osteoarthritis.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of femur]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of humerus]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Complicated fracture of ulna]] | ''Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Cubital tunnel syndrome]] | ''Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by the compression of the ulnar nerve in the elbow area.'' |- | [[Deep wound on arm]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on feet]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on hand]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing.'' |- | [[Deep wound on leg]] | ''A bleeding deep, smooth or jagged wound. It needs suturing..'' |- | [[Dermatomyositis]] | ''Dermatomyositis is chronic progressive inflammation of the muscles. Symptoms are usually a skin rash and increased muscle weakness over time.'' |- | [[Dislocated ankle]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Elbow bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Fracture of finger]] | ''Fracture of one or more of the finger bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Hand bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation' |- | [[Hip osteoarthritis]] | ''Osteoarthritis is a condition where cartilage slowly degenerates and deformities arise in the affected joint. Hip osteoarthritis typically makes walking painful and cumbersome.'' |- | [[Inclusion-body myositis]] | ''Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.'' |- | [[Knee bursitis]] | ''A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.'' |- | [[Knee dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Knee osteoarthritis]] | ''Knee Osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis. A slow degradation of the knee cartilage causes pain when walking and stiffness of the joint.'' |- | [[Knee sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Mandibular fracture]] | ''Fracture of the jaw. Often includes a break in two places. Usually causes decreased ability to open the mouth fully.'' |- | [[Metatarsal bones fracture]] | ''Fracture of one or more metatarsal bones, without damage to the surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Nasal fracture]] | ''Simple fracture of one or more nasal bones with some bleeding present.'' |- | [[Open fracture of femur]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. The femur is the bone in the thigh.'' |- | [[Open fracture of humerus]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.'' |- | [[Open fracture of tibia]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Tibia is the large bone in the lower leg.'' |- | [[Open fracture of ulna]] | ''Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.'' |- | [[Osteomalacia]] | ''Osteomalacia, known as Rickets if it occurs in childhood, refers to a condition where the bones soften due to impaired bone metabolism.'' |- | [[Polymyositis]] | ''Polymyositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It begins with weakness in the muscles closest to the body trunk from where it spreads.'' |- | [[Rheumatoid arthritis]] | ''Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting various joints. It typically results in warm, swollen, and painful joints. Pain and stiffness often worsen following rest.'' |- | [[Shaft fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle with dislocation of part of the fractured bone.'' |- | [[Shoulder dislocation]] | ''Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.'' |- | [[Shoulder sprain]] | ''A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of clavicle]] | ''Fracture of the clavicle without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of femur]] | ''Fracture of the femur, the bone in the thigh, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of fibula]] | ''Fracture of fibula, the thin bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of humerus]] | ''Fracture of humerus, the bone in the upper arm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of radius]] | ''Fracture of radius, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of tibia]] | ''Fracture of tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Simple fracture of ulna]] | ''Fracture of ulna, one of the two bones in the forearm, without damage to the surrounding tissues or breaking of the skin.'' |- | [[Spinal stenosis]] | ''Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.'' |- | [[Spiral fracture of tibia]] | ''Special spiral fracture of tibia bone, with no damage to surrounding tissues.'' |- | [[Spondylolisthesis]] | ''Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.'' |- | [[Spondylolysis]] | ''Spondylolysis is a defect, crack or stress fracture in one of the vertebrae, typically in the L5-S1 level. The condition can be painful.'' |- | [[Tennis elbow]] | ''Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.'' |} == Cardiology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute rheumatic fever]] | ''Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.'' |- | [[Angina pectoris]] | ''Angina pectoris refers to chest pain caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Angina pectoris is often one of the symptoms of coronary artery disease.'' |- | [[Aortic rupture]] | ''Traumatic aortic rupture is a condition where the aorta, the largest artery in the body, ruptures as a result of aortic disease (aortic aneurysm, aortic dissection) or trauma to the body. The condition is frequently fatal due to the massive bleeding that results from the rupture.'' |- | [[Atherosclerosis - Carotides]] | ''Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.'' |- | [[Cardiac blunt injury]] | ''Cardiac blunt injury is physical trauma to a chest area, resulting in a trauma to the heart.'' |- | [[CHF]] | ''Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.'' |- | [[Dilated cardiomyopathy]] | ''Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.'' |- | [[Endocarditis]] | ''Endocarditis is an infection of the inner lining of the heart. Often the infection arises from bacterial colonization of diseased valves of the heart' |- | [[Flail chest]] | ''Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.'' |- | [[Giant cells arteritis]] | ''Giant cells arteritis is an inflammation of the arterial lining, mainly in the temporal arteries on the side of the head.'' |- | [[HHD with heart failure]] | ''Hypertensive heart disease refers to multiple complications related to high blood pressure that affects the heart and can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Hypertensive renal disease]] | ''Hypertensive renal disease refers to an increase in systemic blood pressure due to kidney injury or disease.'' |- | [[IHD with heart failure]] | ''Ischaemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is large group of cardiovascular diseases caused by the atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries that can result in heart failure.'' |- | [[Mitral stenosis]] | ''Mitral valve stenosis is a narrowing of the heart's mitral valve, that causes improper opening of the valve and thereby the blood flow through the valve is reduced.'' |- | [[Mitral valve prolapse]] | ''Mitral valve prolapse is a condition where the heart's mitral valve bulges into the left atrium during the contraction of the left ventricle. This is usually following an acute myocardial infarction affecting the attachment of the valve in the left ventricle.'' |- | [[Myocardial infarction]] | ''Acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to the myocardium (the muscle tissue of the heart) is blocked. The affected muscle tissue can die and the patient is also at high risk of dying.'' |- | [[Myocarditis]] | ''Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).'' |- | [[PAD]] | ''Peripheral artery disease is caused by a reduced blood flow to the upper or lower limbs due to narrowed arteries, often from artherosclerotic disease.'' |- | [[Pericarditis]] | ''Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.'' |- | [[Portal vein thrombosis]] | ''Portal vein thrombosis refers to a condition where the portal vein (the large vein from the intestines to the liver) is blocked by blood clot.'' |- | [[Pulmonary embolism]] | ''Pulmonary embolism refers to a blockage in one of the pulmonary arteries. The embolism often comes from a dislodged deep venous thrombosis.'' |- | [[Pulmonary hypertension]] | ''Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).'' |- | [[Stroke]] | ''Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.'' |- | [[Thoracic aortic aneurysm]] | ''Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.'' |- | [[Thrombophlebitis]] | ''Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.'' |- | [[Traumatic cardiac arrest]] | ''Traumatic cardiac arrest is a condition where the heart has ceased to beat due to blunt or penetrating trauma, such as a stab wound hitting the heart. It is a surgical emergency which will always result in death without immediate surgical care.'' |- | [[Tricuspid regurgitation]] | ''Improper closening of the heart's tricuspid valve, resulting in the regurgitation of blood (blood is pumped backwards, the wrong direction, because the valve can't close properly).'' |} == Neurology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Angle-closure glaucoma]] | ''Acute angle-closure glaucoma is caused by sudden and rapid increase of the intraocular pressure.'' |- | [[Blepharitis]] | ''Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid.'' |- | [[Botulism]] | ''Botulism is a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by toxins produced by bacterium Clostridium botulinum.'' |- | [[Cerebral contusion]] | ''Cerebral contusion is a traumatic brain injury usually due to blunt head trauma.'' |- | [[CIPD]] | ''Chronic inflammatory demyelinizating polyneuropathy is an immune inflammatory disease affecting peripheral nervous system by destructing the cover sheet that protect and insulate the nerves and fibres.'' |- | [[Cluster headache]] | ''Cluster headaches are extremely painful headaches, often with crying and a dripping nose, that only occur on one side of the head.'' |- | [[Concussion]] | ''A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury resulting in temporary altered mental state and/or loss of function.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (allergic)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Conjunctivitis (bacterial)]] | ''Conjunctivitis known as "Pink eye" is an inflammatory disease of the outermost layer of the white part of the eye.'' |- | [[Corneal abrasion]] | ''Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.'' |- | [[CRVO]] | ''Central retinal vein occlusion is one of the common vascular disorders of the eye's retina.'' |- | [[Diffuse axonal injury]] | ''Diffuse axonal injury is one of the most common head traumas, it occurs when the brain shifts too quickly inside the skull.'' |- | [[Encephalitis]] | ''Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.'' |- | [[Guillain-Barre syndrome]] | ''Guillain-Barre syndrome is a serious disease where the immune system attacks its own nervous system.'' |- | [[Hypertensive retinopathy]] | ''Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina’s blood vessels due to high blood pressure.'' |- | [[Keratitis - bacterial]] | ''Keratitis is an inflammatory disease, mostly caused by bacteria, of the cornea - the clear dome surface of the eye.'' |- | [[Migraine]] | ''Migraine is a severe, painful headache with or without aura.'' |- | [[Neuromyelitis optica]] | ''Neuromyelitis optica is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the eye nerves and the spinal cord. A condition that is often seen because of multiple sclerosis.'' |- | [[Open-angle glaucoma]] | ''Glaucoma is a disease that results in damage to the optic nerve, because of high pressure inside the eye .'' |- | [[PCF]] | ''PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.'' |- | [[Penetrating trauma - Head]] | ''Penetrating head injury is an injury in which the dura mater, the outer layer of the meninges, is breached.'' |- | [[Pneumococcal meningitis]] | ''Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.'' |- | [[Scleritis]] | ''Scleritis refers to inflammation of the sclera of the eye.'' |- | [[Staphylococcal meningitis]] | ''Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.'' |- | [[Subdural hematoma]] | ''Subdural hematoma is a condition where veins in the subdural space are torn and start to bleed. Blood accumulates in the narrow space which increases the pressure inside the skull cavity. The condition is often fatal if left untreated.'' |- | [[Tetanus]] | ''Tetanus is a serious bacterial disease affecting the nervous system.'' |- | [[TIA]] | ''TIA - Transient ischemic attack is similar to a stroke, but usually lasts up to 24h and causes no permanent damage.'' |- | [[Traumatic brain injury]] | ''Occurs when an external force injures the brain. It can be caused by accidents or blunt trauma.'' |- | [[Uveitis]] | ''Uveitis refers to inflammation of the part of the eye called the uvea. The uvea includes the iris and some adjacent structures.'' |} == Infectious diseases == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Acute Hepatitis E]] | ''Hepatitis E is an inflammation of the liver caused by Hepatitis E virus. Transmission is similar to Hepatitis A, but the viruses are unrelated.'' |- | [[African Tick Bite Fever]] | ''African tick bite fever - ATBF is a bacterial infection caused by Rickettsia africae, spread by ticks.'' |- | [[American trypanosomias]] | ''American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.'' |- | [[Anaplasmosis]] | ''Anaplasmosis is caused by bacteria Anaplasmosis phagocytophilum that is spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Babesiosis]] | ''Babesiosis is parasitic disease caused by the parasite Babesia. It is comparable to malaria. It spreads through ticks and often presents with Lyme disease.'' |- | [[Boutonneuse Fever]] | ''Boutonneuse fever is a fever caused by rickettsial infection caused by Rickettsia conorii and it is transmitted by the dog tick.'' |- | [[Brucellosis]] | ''Brucellosis is a highly contagious disease caused by Brucella species bacteria and it is spread by ingestion of unpasterized milk or undercooked meat.'' |- | [[Bubonic Plague]] | ''Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.'' |- | [[C. Difficile Infection]] | ''Clostridium difficile infection is caused by toxin-producing bacteria. It can be fatal.'' |- | [[Cat-scratch disease]] | ''Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat’s scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks. '' |- | [[Chikungunya]] | ''Chikungunya virus infection is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. There is no vaccine.'' |- | [[Cholera]] | ''Cholera is a bacterial disease that usually spread through contaminated water. Modern sewage and water treatment eliminated cholera in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Colorado Tick Fever]] | ''Viral infection spread by Rocky Mountain wood tick, symptoms are very similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever.'' |- |[[ Covid-19]] | ''COVID-19 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and causes a respiratory infection. First identified in Wu-han, China in December 2019, the disease spread world-wide, causing the biggest pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.'' |- | [[Dengue Fever]] | ''Dengue fever is a tropical disease transmitted by infected mosquito’s bite.'' |- | [[Ebola]] | ''Ebola virus disease is a deadly viral hemorrhagic fever. It is caused by ebolaviruses, spread by direct contact with infected body fluids.'' |- | [[Ehrlichiosis]] | ''Ehrlichiosis is a flu-like disease that is closely related to Anaplasmosis. It is also spread by ticks.'' |- | [[Flinders Island Spotted Fever]] | ''Flinders Island spotted fever is caused by Rickettsia honei and the disease occurs mainly in southeast and south Asia and also in Australia.'' |- | [[H5N1 Bird Flu]] | ''Influenza A virus - subtype H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian influenza. The only way of transmission to humans is from birds.'' |- | [[Hepatitis A]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis A virus spreads through feces and usually occurs in areas with poor sanitation or hygiene.'' |- | [[Hepatitis B]] | ''Hepatitis refers to a viral infection of the liver. Hepatitis B virus spreads via blood, sexual contact or from mother to child.'' |- | [[HPS]] | ''HPS - Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome is a serious viral respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Influenza A]] | ''Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.'' |- | [[Intestinal Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the digestive apparatus and also the respiratory system.'' |- | [[Japanese Spotted Fever]] | ''Japanese spotted fever occurs mainly in warm areas along the Pacific side of southwest and central Japan. The disease is caused by Rickettsia japonica, transmitted via a tick bite.'' |- | [[Lassa Fever]] | ''Also known as Lassa hemorrhagic fever is caused by the Lassa virus that is spread specifically by African rats.'' |- | [[Legionnaires disease]] | ''Legionnaires disease is caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophila. The disease develops into a severe form of pneumonia, transmitting through person to person. Untreated Legionnaires diseases are usually fatal.'' |- | [[Leptospirosis]] | ''Leptospirosis is a blood infection caused by bacteria Leptospira and it is typically spread by rodents.'' |- | [[Lyme disease|Lyme Disease]] | ''Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.'' |- | [[Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis]] | ''Lymphocytic choriomeningitis is a rodent-borne viral infectious disease caused by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, spread commonly by house mice.'' |- | [[Malaria]] | ''Malaria is a tropical infectious disease caused by parasites from the plasmodium group. It is spread via infected mosquito bites.'' |- | [[Marburg]] | ''Marburg virus disease is a severe disease that affects humans and non-human primates, caused by either of two marburgviruses - Marburg virus and Ravn virus.'' |- | [[Melioidosis]] | ''Melioidosis, also called Whitmore’s disease is an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is transmitted by both animals and contaminated soil or water.'' |- | [[MERS]] | ''MERS - Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as Camel flu, is a highly contagious viral respiratory infection caused by MERS-coronavirus.'' |- | [[Mumps]] | ''Mumps also known as Parotitis, is an inflammatory, infectious disease affecting the parotid glands (on one or on both sides of the head). The inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral agents. It is best prevented by vaccination.'' |- | [[Nipah Virus Infection]] | ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans. '' |- | [[Norovirus]] | ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a highly contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' |- | [[Pacific Coast Tick Fever]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' |- | [[Pertussis]] | ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' |- | [[Pneumonic Plague]] | ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection'' |- | [[Pulmonary anthrax]] | ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' |- | [[Q - Fever]] | ''Q fever is a disease caused by Coxiella burnetti and it is spread by various animals like cattle, sheep, goats, cats and dogs. The bacterium is an intracellular parasite, capable of growth and reproduction inside the hosts cells.'' |- | [[Queensland Tick Typhus]] | ''The etiologic agent of Queensland tick typhus is bacteria Rickettsia australis. The disease occurs only in Eastern Australia, including Tasmania.'' |- | [[Rabies]] | ''Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.'' |- | [[Rat-bite fever]] | ''Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.'' |- | [[Relapsing Fever]] | ''Relapsing fever is an infectious vectro-borne disease, caused by a group of bacteria in the genus Borelia and it is transmitted via bites of lice or soft-bodied ticks.'' |- | [[Respiratory Crypto]] | ''Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by protozoan parasites named Cryptosporidium. It affects the respiratory system and also the digestive tract.'' |- | [[Respiratory Syncytial Virus]] | ''HRSV - also known as Human orthopneumovirus is a syncytial virus causing respiratory infections.'' |- | [[Rickettsialpox]] | ''Rickettsialpox is a mite-borne infectious disease caused by Rickettsia akari, that is spread by mites usually living on house mice.'' |- | [[Rift Valley Fever]] | ''Rift Valley fever is a viral disease, caused by RVF virus that is transmitted via animal body fluids.'' |- | [[Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ]] | ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, spread by various species of ticks (american dog tick, rocky mountain wood tick, brown dog tick).'' |- | [[Rotavirus A]] | ''Rotavirus A is very contagious and causes watery diarrhea. The best prevention is vaccination.'' |- | [[SARS]] | ''SARS - Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus. '' |- | [[Septicemic Plague]] | ''Septicemic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Septicemic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is the rarest of all three forms, typically infecting the blood.'' |- | [[TIBOLA]] | ''Tick-borne lymphadenopathy is a tick-borne rickettsiosis relatively common in central Europe and casued by Rickettsia slovaca.'' |- | [[Tick-borne encephalitis]] | ''Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.'' |- | [[Toxoplasmosis]] | ''Toxoplasmosis is caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Symptoms are similar to the common flu. The parasite is spread through undercooked food and exposure to cat's feces.'' |- | [[Tuberculosis]] | ''Tuberculosis of the lungs is a highly contagious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis affecting mainly lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the brain.'' |- | [[Tularaemia]] | ''Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.'' |- | [[Typhoid fever]] | ''Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and food. It is rare in industrialized countries.'' |- | [[Typhus fever]] | ''Important not to be confused with Typhoid fever. Typhus is caused by the bacteria Rickettsia Typhi, transmitted through various types of fleas. Typhus was first described in 1528. It has a sudden onset of various symptoms comparable to the common flu.'' |- | [[Valley Fever]] | ''Valley fever, also called Coccidioidomycosis, is an infection caused by fungus Coccidioides that lives in the soil of the southwestern US, Mexico and central and South America.'' |- | [[West Nile Fever]] | ''West Nile fever is an infection caused by the West Nile virus, the disease is spread by infected mosquitos. Most people do not develop any symptoms. '' |- | [[Yellow Fever]] | Yellow fever is a tropical viral disease that is spread by the bite of an infected female mosquito. It is caused by yellow fever virus, enveloped RNA virus of the family Flaviridae.'' |-'' | [[Zika Fever ]] | ''Zika fever is tropical disease caused by Zika virus and it is spread by the Aedes mosquitos.'' |- |} == Traumatology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Abdominal Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by high-velocity flying projectile ending up with complex skeletal, vascular, and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects - affecting patient's abdomen.'' |- | [[Abdominal Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Abdominal Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Abdominal Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Arm Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient's upper limb.'' |- | [[Arm Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Chemical Arm Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Chemical Torso Burn]] | ''Chemical burn caused by contact with acid, base or oxidizer that can cause extensive tissue damage.'' |- | [[Copperhead Snake Bite]] | ''Bite of a venomous snake.'' |- | [[Hepatosplenic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the liver and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[High Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Leg Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects'' |- | [[Leg Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Low Voltage Burn]] | ''Electrical burn is a result of electricity passing through the body. Unlike visible thermal or chemical burns it causes more sub-dermal damage.'' |- | [[Microwave Burn]] | ''Burn injury caused by microwave radiation. Unlike other radiation burns, microwave radiation damage is caused by heat.'' |- | [[Mild Hand Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Mild Leg Frostbite]] | ''Mild form of frostbite localized on patient's legs'' |- | [[Neck Ballistic Wound]] | ''Ballistic trauma caused by a high-velocity flying projectile resulting in complex skeletal, vascular and nerve injuries with large soft tissue defects affecting patient’s neck area.'' |- | [[Neck Shattered Wound]] | ''Polytraumatic penetration of an object that pierces the skin and enters the body, with heavy damage to all neighboring structures and organs.'' |- | [[Pulmonary Laceration]] | ''Penetrating trauma caused serious damage to patient's lungs.'' |- | [[Radiation Dermatitis]] | ''Radiation dermatitis, also known as X-ray dermatitis, is a side effect of radiation therapy.'' |- | [[Rattlesnake Bite]] | ''Snakebites typically have two puncture wounds from the fangs. Identification of the snake species and providing the correct antivenom is an urgent task.'' |- | [[Severe Hand Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's hands.'' |- | [[Severe Leg Frostbite]] | ''Severe form of frostbite localized on patient's legs.'' |- | [[Severe Thermal Burn]] | ''Signs of severe thermal burn.'' |- | [[Splenopancreatic Laceration]] | ''Occurs when an object pierces the body and tears the pancreas and the spleen simultaneously.'' |- | [[Struck by Lightning]] | ''A rare injury caused by direct or indirect hit by a lightning strike.'' |- | [[Sunburn]] | ''Red painful skin that appears after overexposure to the ultraviolet light either from sunshine or from artificial sources.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Leg Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thermal Arm Burn]] | ''Thermal burns are caused by contact with a heated object or a liquid.'' |- | [[Thoracic Blast Trauma]] | ''Blast injury is a complex type of physical trauma resulting from direct or indirect exposure to an explosion.'' |- | [[Thoracic Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm penetrating patient’s thorax.'' |- | [[Thoracic Stab Wound]] | ''Stab wound is a specific form of penetrating trauma to the skin that results from a knife or a similar pointed object.'' |- | [[Upper Abdomen Gunshot Wound]] | ''Physical trauma caused by a bullet from a firearm - penetrating in patient’s upper abdomen.'' |- | [[Venomous Spider Bite]] | ''Bites of venomous spiders create tiny red bumps that are sometimes painful and itchy. The injected poison can also cause more severe symptoms.'' |- |} == Ear, Nose and Throat == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Oncology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Plastic Surgery == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Sexual Health== {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Gynecology and Obstetrics == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} == Urology and Nephrology == {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Diagnosis ! scope="col" | Description |- | [[Disease name]] | ''Description'' |- |} 86324a9eeee54ba35a8d8827983f2f509e6fb3ef 0 98 1712 1600 2023-08-20T23:59:08Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DPT_INTERNAL_MEDICINE_DEPARTMENT.png]] Internal medicine treats a wide range of diseases of internal organs and also multi-system diseases. == Clinic == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Doctoroffice.png]] | Internal Medicine Office | Common diagnostic outpatient office for Internal Medicine. | 4 X 4 | | |- | [[File:Room_Waitingroom.png]] | Waiting Room | Allows patients to wait for consultation, diagnosis, test results and treatment. | 4 X 2 | None | Bench or Chair or Fancy chair,(Queue machine and Info TV) | Vending Machine or Waterdispenser |- | [[File:Room_Restroom.png]] | Restroom | Room where even the queen must walk (a loo) | 3 X 2 | WC | Hand dryer, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Sink | Mirror, Plastic hamper, Trash bin (Use of prefab is recommended) |- | [[File:Room_Corridor.png]] | Corridor | Assign the are area and equipment to a department and enable automatic lights and janitor's cleaning service. | 1 X 1 | None | None | Bench, Stretcher, Chair, Fancy Chair, Vending machine, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Reception.png]] | Reception | Ensures patients get triaged correctly upon arrival. | 3 X 3 | PC (this needs to go on a raised surface and have a chair) | Bench, Chair, Fancy chair | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Office chair, Paper holder, Printer, Reception desk left, Reception desk middle, Reception desk right, Small card file, Stool, Vending machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Room_Commonroom.png]] | Common room | Place for hospital staff to rest, study and eat. | 4 X 4 | none | Dining table, Sofa, Bookcase, Chair, Coffee machine, Fancy chair, Fridge, Kitchin sink, Lab sink, Locker, Radio, Sink, TV | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, coffee table, Mirror, Vending Machine, Wall-mounted cabinet, Water dispenser |- | [[File:Rooom_Cleaningcloset.png]] | Cleaning closet | Stores mandatory equipment for janitors. | 3 X 2 | Shelf | Bucket cart | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Plastic hamper, Sink, Trash bin, Wall-mounted cabinet |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Clinic Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | Receptionist ([[Nurse]] with Receptionist skill) | Optional |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:LabTech.png]] | [[Technologist]] | Optional |- |} == Hospitalization == === Rooms === {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Name ! Description ! Minimal Size ! Content (Mandatory) ! Content (Recommended) ! Content (Comfort) |- | [[File:Room_Oncallroom.png]] | On-Call Room | All doctors needed for running a department are based in here | 4 X 4 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Paper holder, Printer. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Office chair, Stool. | Soda, Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Coffee table, Corner cabinet, Radio, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Room_Nursestation.png]] | Nurses Station | All nurses that are necessary for running a department are based in here | 4 X 3 | (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Wall-mounted equipment, Mobile eq. cabinet. | Glass office desk, Office desk, Stretcher, Meal tray, Office chair, Stool, Wheelchair. | Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Corner cabinet, Equipment table, Glassware, Glassware small, Glassware-burette, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile cabinet, Sanitary equipment, Scrubs shelf, Scrubs shelf tall, Scrubs shelf wall, Shelf, Sink, Small card file, Square glass table, Square table, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Warming cabinet, Warming cabinet big. |- | [[File:DIAGNOSTIC.png]] | Diagnostic Unit | Provides examination and treatment for hospitalized General Surgery patients. | 4 X 4 | (Exam table with Medical light/Examination light and Dialysis machine), Biohazard trash bin, CRP scan, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet-tall, Eye test, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, Mobile eq. cabinet, Mobile workstation, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment. | Stretcher, Chartboard, Equipment table, Square glass table, Square table, Wheelchair, Whiteboard. | Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Card file, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Oxygen tank, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Stool, Wooden chair, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet. |- | [[File:Regular_ward.png ]] | Regular Ward | Regular Ward for hospitalized patients | 4 X 3 | (Hi-tech hospital bed, Modern bed or hospital bed with a Bedside cabinet), Defibrillator, Defibrillator wall. | Bed socket | Sofa, Bookcase, Book shelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Privacy screen, Radio, Stainless steel cabinet, TV, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:HDU.png]] | HDU | Provides a higher level of care for hospitalized patients. | 4 X 3 | | | |- | [[File:Cariography.png]] | Cardiography Unit | Provides various examination methods related to the human cardiovascular system. | 5 X 4 | (Exam table with Equipment table, ECG, USG, and Medical light/Examination light), Biohazard trash bin, Disinfectant dispenser, Equipment cabinet, Equipment cabinet tall, Kitchen sink, Lab sink, (Laptop-PC or PC with a chair and some sort of desk), Mobile eq. cabinet, Paper holder, Printer, Sanitary equipment, Scrubbing sink, Sink, Wall-mounted equipment |Glass office desk, Office desk, Lab analyzer, Office chair, Stool, Square table, Square glass table, Lab analyzer. |Bookcase, Bookshelf, Cabinet with doors, Cabinet with drawers, Card file, Chair, Corner cabinet, Dressing screen, Fancy chair, Mobile cabinet, Privacy screen, Small card file, Stainless steel cabinet, Stainless steel stand, Wall-mounted cabinet, Wall-mounted corner cabinet, Wooden chair. |- | [[File:Specialprocedures.png]] | Special Procedures Unit | Unique Internal medicine department unit used for various special minimally invasive procedures. | 4 X 4 | | | |- | [[File:Lounge.png]] | Lounge | Place where visitors can meet hospitalized patients, talk to them, sit and relax. | 3 X 2 | | | |- |} *Items in brackets () are used together === Hospitalization Staff=== Please note that while some staff are listed as optional, the department may not function properly/efficiently without them. ==== Day Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- | [[File:Stretcher.png]] | [[Stretcher]] | Compulsory (x1) |- |} ==== Night Staff ==== {| class="wikitable" ! Icon ! Role ! Compulsory/Optional |- | [[File:Doctor.jpg]] | [[Doctor]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Nurse.jpg]] | [[Nurse]] | Compulsory (x1) |- | [[File:Janitor.jpg]] | [[Janitor]] | Optional |- |} == Diagnoses == This is a list of all diagnoses which can be diagnosed and treated in Internal Medicine. * '''Bold''' means 100% in every case, main examination for diagnosis, and the main disease treatment. {| class="wikitable" ! Diagnosis ! Occurrence ! Symptoms ! Complications ! Examinations ! Treatments ! Base Insurance Payment |- | [[]] | | '''''' | | '''''' | '''''' | $ |- |} aa5e410046e9ee9b42f202e7ef9dbcbb7589ecf3 6 603 1713 2023-08-21T00:09:33Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 604 1715 2023-08-21T00:20:37Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Nipah virus infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease, caused by an RNA virus in the genus Henipavirus. It spreads between people and can also transmit from animals to humans.'' | insurance = 1500 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Nipah Virus Detected]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritable Cough]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Confusion]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Dizziness ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | High Fever]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom |Unconsciousness]] | 50 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | If Nipah Virus isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Coma]] | If Unconsciousness isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *RT-PCR testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *Chest Auscultation *Speech Listening == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Complex Antiviral Therapy]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment |Tranquilizers]] *[[Treatment | Recommendations]] *[[Treatment | Oxygen Therapy]] 198b448c42fbd74c2a62797537b65da73bd803f0 0 605 1716 2023-08-21T00:24:46Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting...." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Norovirus, also called winter vomiting bug is a virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting. People that are infected can shed billions of norovirus particles.'' | insurance = 1700 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Norovirus Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Stomach Pain]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nausea ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Diarrhea]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom |Dehydration ]] | 70 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If Dehydration isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Nitazoxanide]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Spasmolytics]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment |NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] 4cc57c283a6ce36015edc250a20664be6fc94c5f 0 523 1717 1669 2023-08-21T00:50:08Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Bacterial disease caused by Rickettsia philipii, spread by Pacific coast tick.'' | insurance = 100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Rickettsia Philipii Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom |Eschar ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Muscle Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Elevated CRP]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | MRash]] | 30 |Low |- | [[Symptom | High Fever ]] | 20 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR testing *Interview *Temperature *Physical Examination *CRP Test == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Steroid Cream]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] 8b1e195f10ba2e904c94d2ddc392102e71647547 0 215 1718 1272 2023-08-21T00:56:52Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.'' | insurance = 600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | B. Pertussis Detected]] | 100 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Nasal Congestion ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Fever ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Sputum Cough]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Red Eye]] | 60 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Vomiting]] | 50 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Dehydration]] | 50 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Irritable Cough]] | 30 |Low |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Exhaustion]] | If Dehydration isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *Microbial Cultivation *Interview *Nasal Cavity Inspection *Temperature *Chest Auscultation *Physical Examination == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Azithromycin]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Nasal Drops]] *[[Treatment | Mucolytics]] *[[Treatment | Antidiarrheals]] *[[Treatment |Eye Drops]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rehydration]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] 90e8dc53913e23761a0de2af037f5264767d5e69 0 606 1720 2023-08-29T01:28:18Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection.'' | insurance = 2100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Y. Pestis – Pneumonic Form]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritable Cough ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia ]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal Lung Findings]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Dyspnea]] | 50 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Pneumonic Plague isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Bacteremia isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure]] | If Dyspnea isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Chest Auscultation *Thorax Percussion *ICU blood analysis *Microbial Cultivation *Chest X-ray == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Intravenous Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment |IV Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment |NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment |Oxygen Therapy]] 451992efd199a7b6b8f7c8c7231b2623c32d73e4 1721 1720 2023-08-29T01:30:51Z Nightfiree3 30642398 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Pneumonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. The pneumonic form causes a pulmonary infection.'' | insurance = 2100 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | Y. Pestis – Pneumonic Form]] | 100 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Nausea]] | 80 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Breathing Problems ]] | 80 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Fever]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Weakness]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Headache]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Chest Pain]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Irritable Cough ]] | 70 |Low |- | [[Symptom | Bacteremia ]] | 70 |Serious |- | [[Symptom | Abnormal Lung Findings]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Hemoptysis ]] | 70 |Medium |- | [[Symptom | Dyspnea]] | 50 |Serious |- |} === Complications === {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Pneumonic Plague isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Septic Shock]] | If Bacteremia isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen. |- | [[Symptom | Respiratory Failure]] | If Dyspnea isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen. |- |} == Examinations == :Main article: [[Examination]] *PCR testing *Interview *Physical Examination *Temperature *Chest Auscultation *Thorax Percussion *ICU Blood Analysis *Microbial Cultivation *Chest X-ray == Treatments == :Main article: [[Treatment]] *[[Treatment | Intravenous Doxycycline]] *[[Treatment | Antipyretics]] *[[Treatment | Bronchodilators]] *[[Treatment | Stomachics]] *[[Treatment | Rest]] *[[Treatment | Analgesics]] *[[Treatment | Cough Suppressants]] *[[Treatment |IV Antibiotics]] *[[Treatment |NSAIDs]] *[[Treatment |Oxygen Therapy]] 9b9e969f8f3993ee12b07aeb4bdcb4f5f1569435 0 607 1722 2023-08-29T01:39:11Z Nightfiree3 30642398 Created page with ":''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread th..." wikitext text/x-wiki :''Main article, [[Diagnosis | Infectious Diseases]].'' {{Infectious | description = ''Anthrax is serious infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It is spread through the bacteria’s spores. Contact is made typically by inhaling or eating the spores or through skin lesions.'' | insurance = 1600 | department = [[Infectious Diseases]] }} == Symptoms == :Main article: [[Symptom]] {| class="wikitable" ! scope="col" | Symptom ! scope="col" | Probability ! scope="col" | Seriousness |- | [[Symptom | B. 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